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Harriet Bodle2026-06-29T14:24:00
Born out of prayer gatherings that are uniting hundreds of young Christians in London, ‘At Your feet’ is a heartfelt expression of devotion, says our music editor
Many of us have been in awe of the recent signs of God at work across the nation. As a young person, it has been amazing to witness churches coming together in prayer and pursuing a continued revival. In London, three churches – SAINT, Imprint and KXC – are uniting for regular joint prayer gatherings. These meetings have received attention in the national press – partly because the sight of thousands of young Christians praying eagerly and late into the night has shocked secular journalists.
2026-09-23T10:37:00Z By Harriet Bodle
‘Let our worship be pure’ grew from a desire to live on Monday what we sing about on Sunday, says our music editor
2026-09-11T10:55:00Z By Richard James Butt
A new song is proclaiming that Buddha, Muhammad and Allah are ‘dead idols’. Worship leader Richard James Butt considers whether it’s appropriate to sing on a Sunday morning
2026-09-04T12:11:00Z By Tony Cummings
From ‘Jesus Stand Among Us’ to ‘History Maker’, Les Moir expertly explores the stories behind songs that transformed contemporary Christian worship, says our reviewer
2026-09-25T10:05:00Z By Martin Saunders
The new documentary about rock and roll’s warring brothers is not a tour movie, but a moving tale of reconciliation, says Martin Saunders - with a surprising cameo from their local priest. If Noel and Liam can forgive, there’s hope for us all
2026-09-22T12:33:00Z By Tony Horsfall
Andy Johnston’s biography of Terry Virgo offers an appreciative and carefully researched account of how one unlikely young man’s faith journey reshaped charismatic church life in Britain and beyond - though some readers may wish for a more critical eye, says our reviewer
2026-09-18T14:49:00Z By Nikki Adebiyi
Calling the Church to rediscover its role in caring for the sick, Preserving the Penultimate is an ambitious and timely challenge – even if its theological foundations sometimes leave the reader unsettled, says our reviewer
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