Most churchgoers plan to attend in-person services - poll
As restrictions ease across the US, most American churchgoers are ready to get back to the pews, new research has found.
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Bringing light to the children hidden by the pandemic
It's been easy for families to hide behind closed home doors, for parents to paint on a pixilated smile on a Zoom call in the face of domestic violence, empty food cupboards or mounting debt. In these situations, it is often the needs of vulnerable children that go unmet, because they are so much harder to identify.
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The benefits of radical amazement
What is needed is a combination of the childlike (but not naïve) approach to the beauty of life.
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The uniqueness of George Müller
George Müller's unique life demonstrated to his contemporaries that God could be trusted. It says the same to us today.
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Who was Elizabeth Fry and why was she important?
The story of how a middle-class lady was able to reform the appalling conditions under which prisoners were treated in Britain and in many other countries, is a classic example of the way God can use unlikely people to extraordinary effect.
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Heckled in a church for being a woman, but I'm determined to make it in a man's world
Joel prophesied that 'in the last days, God will pour out his Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy.' Those days are now. There's much to be done and we need every hand on deck - men and women.
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The blessing of rest
As individuals, as families, and as a society, we keep forgetting the Sabbath.
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How a storybook is helping children trapped in exploitation
Despite the pandemic, the tragedy of modern day slavery continues, and sadly many of its victims are children.
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How can Christian parents pass on the faith to their kids?
Andy Frost, CEO of Share Jesus International, speaks to Christian Today about the power of adventure in sharing faith with children, and why raising Christian kids doesn't mean parents have to be super mums or super dads.
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Christians report more marriage satisfaction than non-Christians
Christians are more likely to say they are happy in their marriage than non-Christians, a new Barna study has found.
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Five things we've learnt about truth in the pandemic
Knowing who to trust is one of the fastest growing challenges facing anyone wanting to know more about the pandemic and its causes.
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The lasting contribution of Francis Schaeffer
Francis Schaeffer cared about the world, he cared about truth, he cared about people. Do we?
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Tim Keller says cancer outlook is 'extremely encouraging'
Tim Keller has more good news to share in his fight against pancreatic cancer.
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After Welby's resignation, what happens now?
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Jews no longer feel safe in the UK
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Over 2,400 anti-Christian hate crimes recorded across Europe in 2023
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Justin Welby resigns as Archbishop of Canterbury
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The real reason Welby should have resigned
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Welby's resignation 'does not absolve' Church of England, says bishop
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Seven tips to overcome the political divide and befriend your opponents
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Democrat or MAGA, left or right, liberal or conservative: is it possible to overcome our hostile political divides?
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Honouring the songs of my childhood
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What do the words of John Winthrop in 1630 have to do with the US elections in 2024?
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The secular sacrament of abortion
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Justin Welby's position on gay sex is not only theologically indefensible, it's logically irreconcilable
