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Samantha Smith2022-04-07T09:45:00
Samantha Smith was studying for her A-Levels when schools were closed due to Covid-19. Like many vulnerable young people, it turned her world upside down. The education secretary has now admitted it was a “mistake” to ban kids from the classroom, but she believes the government must do more to repair the damage done
2022-07-22T10:36:00Z By Lee Marsden
After 26 years of working in academia, it took a worldwide pandemic to cause Lee Marsden to reassess his priorities. Now he’s calling on Christians to invest in ending homelessness
2022-06-16T15:39:00Z By Ruth Barber
The freedom of parents to choose how their children are educated is under threat, says Ruth Barber
2022-05-12T10:57:00Z By Most Rev Stephen Cottrell
Clergy became essential key workers during the pandemic, tirelessly serving their communities. Now it’s over, let’s not forget that they may need supporting too, says Most Rev Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York
2025-10-31T13:24:00Z By Graham Kendrick
Has the Church surrendered its songbook to market forces? After Graham Kendrick’s comments on the matter went viral he considers what a heathier approach to song selection in churches might look like
2025-10-31T09:43:00Z By Ayoola Bandele
Black History Month may be coming to an end, but the influence of these five trailblazers continues to reshape what the Church must become, says Ayoola Bandele. May they inspire and challenge Christians everywhere to persistently pursue their calling, whatever challenges they face
2025-10-29T14:58:00Z By Bishop Philip North
As division over immigration and social cohesion grows, Bishop Philip North says Christians should reject the temptation to take sides, and instead choose the path of prayer and reconciliation
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