2021-09-24T13:14:00Z By James Mildred
In 1971, over 50,000 Christians gathered in London. Dubbed the ‘anti-porn crusade’, the National Festival of Light was a ‘defining cultural moment’ for the British Church, inspiring a generation to proclaim the truth of the gospel in an increasingly liberal society. Fifty years later, it’s message is just as relevant
2021-07-02T10:16:00Z By Tim Bechervaise
Is there a growing influence of faith in the England dressing room, asks Tim Bechervaise? And if so, where and who is it coming from?
2021-05-28T09:38:00Z By Jane’alam Sheikh
This World Hunger Day, there are more people than ever trapped in food poverty. Read one man’s story of finding hope in Christ and why he thinks education, as well as food, is essential in breaking the cycle.
2026-08-06T12:11:00Z By Tim Bechervaise
Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku has released a candid video reflecting on how God used the World Cup in ways he never expected. From pride and character to family and forgiveness, Tim Bechervaise says Doku’s tournament became a witness that made more noise off the pitch than on it
2026-08-05T14:18:00Z By Derek Hughes
In a culture obsessed with quick results and visible success, Derek Hughes reflects on the quiet power of slow faithfulness and asks whether Christians have forgotten how to commit to work whose fruit they may not live to see
2026-08-05T13:57:00Z By Michael Tang
As Church of England attendance rises for the fifth year in a row, Michael Tang argues that the story of renewal is bigger than statistics. From online theology classes and café conversations to WhatsApp Bible studies, much of Britain’s spiritual hunger is revealing itself outside of Sunday morning church
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