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Hope for the hungry
As we partnered in faith, God was able to use our small service and multiply it...
Hope from altar to kitchen table
Sharing food builds bridges with those inside and out of church – here's our story
Hope in Wales
Restoration and great "advent-ures": how churches in Wales are sharing Christ's love
Hope through the arts
The art club supporting mental wellbeing and helping people connect with God
The ripples of mission
It’s the first ever Tamil Heritage Month – I'm reflecting on my heritage and the lesser-known Christians who brought the gospel to my ancestors
Following Jesus’ call to welcome
When the nations are on our doorstop, how do we obey Jesus’ command to go?
Everyone welcome
Christine Winmill from Count Everyone In explains her top tips for making Christmas services accessible for adults with learning disabilities
Are we caring for what God so lovingly created?
How our love for creation can spark evangelistic conversations about our love for the creator
Have we forgotten the secret weapon of scripture?
Paul Williams from Bible Society reminds us of the power of the Bible both for public witness and personal faith-sharing
Reaching the 99 in our local schools
Pete Baker shares the vision for the National Day of Prayer for Schools on 28 September and how we could reach the 99 per cent of children in schools
Yorkshire puddings for breakfast: the importance of preparing our youth for university
Fusion's Sam Brown shares his experience of nervously starting university and encourages local churches to help young people ease this crucial life transition
Are you a mental health friendly church?
Rachael Newham from Kintsugi Hope explains the project to equip every church to be a mental health friendly space for their congregation and wider community
Students, go and be the light!
With A-level results now confirmed, are you ready to live for Jesus on campus? Suzanna Ling from Fusion gives some top tips on how to do just that...
Start with your street
Martin Graham from 'As One' encourages churches to lead the way as neighbours gather back together again