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Justin Brierley2024-06-24T15:59:00
Mythologist Dr Martin Shaw came back to faith after a night vigil and a supernatural experience of Christ
My father is a preacher and my brother is a pastor, so, Christian faith has been in the oxygen. But my dad would often tell me fairy tales or talk about folklore and, without the pressure to believe, my imagination felt more liberated. By the time I got to 17, in the high drama of the charismatic movement in the early 80s, I thought: I need a major hiatus from this. I didn’t realise that would last till I was almost 50.
2026-03-20T16:10:00Z By Lois McLatchie-Miller
Parliament has once again pushed the boundaries of abortion law, but the public remain unconvinced — with just 1 per cent of women supporting abortion up to birth, notes Lois McLatchie-Miller. As the law moves further than most are comfortable with, the Church must speak clearly and courageously for both mother and child, she argues
2026-03-20T13:48:00Z By Rev Peter Crumpler
Esther Walker’s account of attending church as a newcomer in The Times is no typical revival story. Drawn in by her son’s cricket superstitions and kept by an amusing vicar, Rev Peter Crumpler says her honest reflections offer vital lessons for how the Church reaches those outside its walls
2026-03-20T12:48:00Z By Derek Hughes
What happens when our prayer meetings start to sound like the news cycle? For Derek Hughes, the answer came after a meeting following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which left him with an anxiety heavier than when he walked in. In moments like these, he asks whether we are bringing our fears to God or just spreading them around
2026-02-24T10:17:00Z By Emma Fowle
Beatrice Scudeler thought confirmation wasn’t for her. She explains how the Christian faith of her favourite author helped change her mind
2026-01-29T10:32:00Z By AJ Gomez
After reaching the finals of Britain’s Got Talent and landing a record deal, Eddie Brett was flying high. But when success fell away, seeking peace led him right back to Jesus
2025-12-22T06:07:00Z By AJ Gomez
Once an international drug smuggler fighting a murder charge, Paul Huggins walked into Lewes Crown Court expecting a lengthy sentence – but walked out with a miracle that changed everything
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