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‘A rising tide lifts all boats:’ Why your church should back this mission

‘A rising tide lifts all boats:’ Why your church should back this mission

Almost 40 years ago, I entered the workplace as a new Christian and soon formed a friendship with Richard, who had joined the company as part of the same intake of school-leavers.

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Christian fiction for children: is it worth it?

Christian fiction for children: is it worth it?

As Christian parents, none of us ever think that our children are going to leave the church. It’s unimaginable.But …

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Children’s activities for rainy days and quiet Sundays

Children’s activities for rainy days and quiet Sundays

I know that books, particularly children’s books, can be expensive. So let’s look at a set of activity books with …

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Excited by the text of Acts

Excited by the text of Acts

I have used most of the volumes of the Word Bible Commentary (WBC) over the past four decades. It has …

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The age of the dilettante

The age of the dilettante

We live in the age of the dilettante, when everyone’s opinion is as good as everyone else’s. The obvious problem …

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Reaching Catholics: The need for a norm

Reaching Catholics: The need for a norm

In my conversations with Catholic friends, I have found it useful to reference the five “magnetic points” expounded by British …

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Diognetus’ diagnosis...

Diognetus’ diagnosis...

He was just there to buy his dinner.In a Constantinople fish shop in 1436, a young theology student notices …

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Abersychan: From facing closure to thriving ministry

Abersychan: From facing closure to thriving ministry

Hundreds of people gathered at Emmanuel Church, Newport, Wales, for a thanksgiving service celebrating ten years of encouraging growth at …

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‘Jesus is Lord, and I see my own sin’

‘Jesus is Lord, and I see my own sin’

It has been a season of vibrant, missional events weeks for Christian Unions. With around 100 CUs taking part, the …

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Feeding trough baptisms at ex-EN ed’s new church

Feeding trough baptisms at ex-EN ed’s new church

After moving around a lot over the past few years, most recently landing at a church in Nashville, Tennessee, Jonathan …

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Evangelicals ‘one third of Costa Rica’

Evangelicals ‘one third of Costa Rica’

One third of the Costa Rican population identifies as evangelical and the highest percentage of evangelicals is aged between 18 …

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South Korea: Church damaged by bomb

South Korea: Church damaged by bomb

A church has been damaged after fighter jets accidentally dropped eight bombs over a South Korean village during military training …

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Evangelicals and Neo-Calvinists talk

Evangelicals and Neo-Calvinists talk

The first in a series of three conferences exploring the approaches of Evangelicalism and Neo-Calvinism will take place in Sao …

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New Dean for Bethlehem Bible College

New Dean for Bethlehem Bible College

Bethlehem Bible College has appointed Dr Yousef Alkhouri as its new academic dean.Gaza-born Yousef questioned his faith in his …

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FIEC appoints new Director for Essex

FIEC appoints new Director for Essex

Simon Medcroft has been appointed to serve as Director for Essex with the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC).Simon …

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New Bishop of North Africa announced

New Bishop of North Africa announced

Evangelical Ashley Null has become Bishop of North Africa.He has studied at Yale and Cambridge and is regarded by …

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How you can grow in thankfulness

How you can grow in thankfulness

Aimed at the personal reader, this book presents a Bible verse for every day of the month and applies the …

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A Bible app mainly for men

A Bible app mainly for men

The creators of Strive describe it as a Bible study app just for men, featuring daily devotions, helpful articles, sermon …

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Stories from the big story

Stories from the big story

The back cover puts it like this: “In fifty-seven short narratives, Gospel Stories explores the beautiful, triumphant, often heartbreaking …

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Children's groups: long may they continue!
Date posted: 2 Apr 2025

Dear Editor, I’m so glad that Jonny Woodbridge mentioned in his article some good reasons for arranging separate activities …

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Digital evangelists
Date posted: 2 Apr 2025

Dear Editor, I was very interested to read Glen Scrivener’s article “We’re almost ALL digital evangelists now” …

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Primary matters
Date posted: 31 Mar 2025

Dear Editor, Andy Lines’ article “When secondary issues feel like primary ones” in the March issue of …

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Empathy is not a sin: four reasons why
Date posted: 25 Mar 2025

Dear Editor, In March’s Evangelicals Now, Bill James seeks to address what he calls “The problem with …

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