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22 October 2020 marks one year since the law on abortion in Northern Ireland was radically changed by Westminster

David Smyth in Politics
Oct 22

How can we navigate this season in a way that acknowledges the challenges but grasps new opportunities? Perhaps the board game Snakes and Ladders is a helpful analogy?

Donna Jennings in Church
Oct 22

First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced that a ‘fire-break’ will begin in Wales on 23 October until 9 November

Siân Rees in Church
Oct 19

With more political disagreement over lockdown measures, how should Christians navigate the ever-changing context?

Danny Webster in Politics
Oct 14

The value of sport and wellbeing ministries for sharing Jesus in this season

Natalie Andrews in Mission
Oct 8

How Christians are called to partner in groaning (Romans 8) alongside their communities

Donna Jennings in Mission
Sep 30

As Christians we are called to not just share the good news but to be the good news to those around us

Rob Burns in Mission
Sep 30

As the infection rate increases, it’d be easy to blame certain sections of society. Let’s remain united in divisive times

Phil Knox in 20s & 30s
Sep 28

In the current flux of changing guidelines and regulations how are we people of hope?

Danny Webster in Mission
Sep 25

What might the pandemic mean for how we work, and how should Christians engage with this debate?

John Coleby in Society
Sep 25

New report, which recognises the invaluable role of churches, is welcomed by the Evangelical Alliance

Peter Lynas in Church
Sep 24

What do the new rules mean for you and your church?

Kieran Turner in Church
Sep 24