Originally published in Premier Christian News A centuries-old church that came within weeks of shutting its doors has been rescued by an extraordinary find: nine gold Britannia coins, worth close to £30,000 (R652 170,00), discovered tucked beneath the altar. The Times reports that St Wilfrid’s, a 700-year-old parish church in Melling […]
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Ancient Christian city hidden beneath Egypt’s desert for 1 600 years offers powerful window into early Church
Published on Charisma. A remarkable archaeological discovery beneath Egypt’s Western Desert is shedding new light on the enduring presence of Christianity in one of the ancient world’s most important regions. Archaeologists recently uncovered a remarkably well-preserved Byzantine-era city at the Dakhla Oasis, revealing a thriving Christian community that flourished approximately 1,600 years […]
Focus on the Family: Why do so many people struggle to offer sincere apologies?
Q: I’ve noticed that many – most? – people seem to have lost the ability to apologise when they say or do something rude or even offensive. Whatever happened to common courtesy? I’d be interested to hear what you think. Graeme: Two of the hardest words in the English language […]
Pioneering Re-Forma movement responds to global crisis in theological training
A global informal theological training movement with its Africa hub in South Africa is tackling one of the biggest crises facing the Evangelical Church today — the fact that most pastors and Christian leaders are undertrained or not trained at all. Founded in 2019 by prominent Evangelical leader and theologian […]
Tree63’s John Ellis shares how Christian music burnout nearly cost him his faith, return to studio
Originally published in The Christian Post John Ellis remembers the phone call that changed the trajectory of his career and perhaps saved his faith. It came from his friend, fellow worship leader Matt Redman, sometime around 2008, after years of relentless touring, recording and carrying the weight of one of […]
White House creates UFO council
Originally published in American Faith A Harvard University professor has been selected by the White House to lead an advisory council on UFOs. The former head of Harvard’s astronomy department, Avi Loeb, told the Associated Press, “It’s like a detective story. It’s a lot of fun, as long as you don’t […]
Landmark BBC series to explore life of Jesus Christ
Originally published in Premier Christian News A landmark series about the life of Jesus Christ has been commissioned by the BBC. The television programmes will draw on historical research, archaeological discoveries and technological innovation to “expand and sharpen our understanding of one the most influential people in history”, according to the […]
She came to Jesus through sport, now she’s discipling villages through sport
During sports coaching training with OM, Malawi, Zaineb gave her life to Jesus. Today she is using netball and soccer to transform villages for Jesus. This is her testimony as shared with faith-driven storyteller, photographer, and grassroots narrative builder Chris Zuze My name is Zainab, and I want to share […]
The shallow state — Mike Pothier
By Mike Pothier — programme manager Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference Parliamentary Liason Office 1. Introduction “The performance of power without the substance of vision… The grandeur of office without the humility of service… The spectacle of the state without the quiet, determined work of development.”1 The notion of the […]
Faith is the key to the West’s renewal, says Os Guinness
Originally published in Christian Today Esteemed theologian Os Guinness closed out the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London last Saturday night with a call to the West to return to its biblical foundations. Guinness said the challenge of the day was to build “a global, human-friendly future, not just for […]
