By
Carrie Lloyd2024-02-02T14:49:00
Amid the raucous ructions that often divide US politics, Carrie Lloyd saw a desire for togetherness that gave her hope at the National Prayer Breakfast. And with hope and prayer, we can move mountains, she says
The US National Prayer Breakfast has occurred annually since 1953. Held in Washington DC, politicians, faith leaders and global heads of state attend a series of meetings, luncheons and dinners over a 36-hour period.
The President has attended this event every year until the current administration. This year, congress decided to host an additional, more intimate event just for congress members. It was a triumph for Biden; more congress members than ever before gathered in Capitol’s National Statuary Hall for the President’s speech, streamed live to 2,100 attendees at the Washington Hilton.
2025-07-09T11:30:00Z By Tim Farron MP
A Parliament without prayer? Be careful what you wish for, says Tim Farron MP. In a Chamber often crammed full of egos, there can be no better antidote than to start your day with prayerful remembrance that God is in control, not you
2024-01-18T13:47:00Z By Jared Stacy
As Donald Trump celebrates an overwhelming victory in the US’s first election contest of 2024, Jared Stacy notes that most white evangelicals are among his supporters. What does this mean for the future of the American Church?
2023-01-27T13:56:00Z By Martyn Whittock
The rise of the religious far right poses a serious threat to democracy around the world, says Martyn Whittock. Will conservative Christians take heed?
2026-11-10T09:44:00Z By Rev Jamie Sewell
An article in The Telegraph has alleged that the art of the inspirational sermon is under threat. But Rev Jamie Sewell says we must be careful not to allow own prejudices to cloud our judgement
2026-11-06T15:11:00Z By Tim Cross
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, retired Major General Tim Cross CBE says more and more members of our military are eagerly exploring the Christian faith
2026-11-06T12:07:00Z By Holly-Anna Petersen
Comedian Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault, two years after a high-profile conversion to Christianity. It’s right to believe in second chances, says Christian therapist Holly-Anna Petersen. But the promise of God’s redemption must never come at the expense of victims
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