All articles by Ruth Mawhinney – Page 2
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Health check
Opinion is deeply divided over many issues within UK evangelicalism - not least what state it is in. As the new general director of the Evangelical Alliance takes up his role, Christianity evaluates the scene
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I was told I had cancer
David Beer talks to Ruth Dickinson about what living with cancer has done for his faith.
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'Blessed are the poor in spirit'
Heidi Baker has devoted her life to serving the poor in Mozambique, but she also sees great poverty in the western world
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Model Behaviour
Alisha White, runner-up of Living TV’s Britain’s Next Top Model, spoke to Ruth Dickinson about her faith and modelling career
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August issue
Miracles, healings, signs and wonders, being filled with the Spirit… these are the things which take God from a head question to a heart experience...
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Introducing... Amy Orr-Ewing
We are delighted to introduce our new regular contributor Amy Orr-Ewing...
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Worship Idol
A number of worship leaders are transitioning to the world of secular pop. Within the Christian scene, particular worship leaders have built up a following. What does this say about the culture of worship in our churches?
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Faith in Britain
The Olympics triggered a palpable shift in national mood, brought about by the opening ceremony and then enthusiasm for the Games themselves. The British seemed to suspend their trademark cynicism to come together and be proud of their nation. Has faith played a part in this, and can Christians learn anything from it?
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Rob Bell
He’s the most talked about pastor this year, and he’s finally having his say about Love Wins, the book which has seen him branded a hero in some quarters and a heretic in others...
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Why you should love your minister
If, when you turn to Heather Tomlinson’s investigation of how much we pay our pastors you’re expecting an incendiary exposé of the lavish lifestyles they live, then I’m afraid you’ll be disappointed.
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