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Labour MP resuscitates the unsafe assisted dying bill, but why?
The controversial bill and issue return to parliament. Here’s how the UK church can mobilise itself over the coming weeks
Bournemouth beach baptisms draw thousands as churches unite
Peter Baker, senior pastor of Lansdowne Church, an Evangelical Alliance member church, shares the story of church unity behind the recent mass baptisms
Young adults are diagnosing some of society's biggest problems. Are Christians ready to engage?
Our Faith in Action report reveals a growing divide between how young men and women engage with the world around them. Zanna Meynell explores what this means for the church
Behind every screen: 30 years of choosing hope across the Middle East and North Africa
As SAT-7 mark their 30th anniversary at Prom Praise, Sophie Griffith shares how they have been broadcasting the gospel across the Middle East and North Africa
Faith on the pitch
Three in four football clubs have Christian players in their first-team squads, is just one of the headlines from the latest research by Christians in Sport
Voices from the Evangelical Alliance
Scripture, service, community: what our latest research reveals about discipleship among young evangelicals
Mark McQuoid
Researcher Mark McQuoid unpacks the Evangelical Alliance’s latest report exploring young adults’ experience of faith
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Rooted in love
Inspiring reflections to guide and uplift us as we strive to live in love.
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The golden missional opportunity of the World Cup 2026 to share Jesus this summer
Football mum Rachael Heffer explores the missional opportunity of the 2026 World Cup
Why is motherhood unappealing to so many young women today?
As attitudes to motherhood shift in society, Anna Iliescu reflects on how the church can tell a better story
Christian nationalism in the UK: A view from Northern Ireland
With the recent 'Unite the Kingdom' marches, history graduate Ben Neill considers the history of Christian nationalism in the UK and the ultimate biblical hope for all nations
