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“The Queen and I are strong in Jesus Christ” Prince Philip

Coverage of Prince Philip’s life in the media has concentrated on his famous ‘foot in the mouth’ comments, specifically designed to put people at their ease. His Christian faith is scarcely mentioned. The Times special supplement on April 12

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CHRISTIANS ARE NOW A MINORITY IN US — GALLUP POLL

Only 47% of Americans indicate they have actual formal membership in a church or religious congregation. In the 1930s, that number was over 70%. By David W. Virtue, DDwww.virtueonline.orgApril 2, 2021 Church membership has been steadily declining in the

Never may the theological and the pastoral be separated

By Hans Boersmahttps://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2021/03/gay-anglicans-in-the-acnaMarch 5, 2021 I know, never say never. But the above stated rule is an exception. Why? Theology is inherently pastoral, and the pastoral is by definition theological. The recent upheaval within the Anglican Church of North

Anglican church bus attack in Nigeria: One dead, four injured, four abducted in Kaduna

One Christian was killed, four others injured, and a further four abducted by bandits in an attack on a church bus in Kaduna state, Nigeria. The incident took place in the early hours on April 6 on the Kaduna-Kachia road, near

USCIRF alarmed by deteriorating Religious Freedom conditions & security in Nigeria

Washington, DC – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today expressed its alarm and outrage regarding deteriorating religious freedom conditions in Nigeria in the context of increased violence. On this seventh anniversary of Boko Haram’s abduction

Posted by Amy Orr-Ewing on April 2, 2021 Featured

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From the Empty Tomb to Today’s Abuse: Believe Women

I was an RZIM apologist. Trusting female sources is key to Christian witness. AMY ORR-EWING|MARCH 30, 2021 The central facts of the Christian faith were all primarily witnessed by women. Jesus was “conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of

Opposing the Obvious

Khataza Gondwe Holy Week, and an earlier post and several events have got me thinking of the characters that appear at vital junctures in every movement for change. There are those who, at some level, have been co-opted into

Posted by Ven. John Hassan on April 2, 2021 Featured Pastoral Letter PRESS STATEMENT

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Joint Primate Statement from Abp. Foley Beach & Abp. Henry Ndukuba

GAFCON NEWS by David W Virtue 31st March 2021 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.