FIFTEEN per cent of UK babies are born into homes with no resident dad. Half of them have no registered father on their birth certificate.
Family breakdown affects many more children, spearheaded by rising numbers of unmarried parents. By a child's fifth birthday, a shocking 43 per cent of cohabiting parents ...
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“WE'RE 50/50 black and white in our church and look like dominoes on a Sunday" said Matthew Guest, leader of King's Church, Chatham.
He was speaking at a leaders' conference for Multiply - a network, started by the Jesus Army, for Christian churches of many different types.
"Church shouldn't be selective, but ...
FATHER Tim Jones, a York vicar, recently told his congregation “My advice, as a Christian priest, is to shoplift.”
He claimed that shoplifting from national chains was sometimes “the best option for the vulnerable”. UK society had failed many needy people, making it “far better that they shoplift than turn to ...
IN BELFAST, the Jesus Army recently held a five day long outreach “campaign”, with lots of different people from around the UK getting involved.
In a city with a painful history of sectarian division the Jesus Army's “friends of all without prejudice” approach aims to bring healing and help bridge some ...
WE SO easily feel pressurized by all the things that bombard us in life: broken relationships, money worries, empty sex, alcohol to “drown our sorrows”, despair. We can be left feeling empty and confused.
We need to stop and realise that Jesus has died on the cross for us. He frees ...
Forget empty ancient buildings or quietly dozing elderly ladies.
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