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Light Prevailing over Darkness- Jami Amerine’s Search for her Destination
Light Prevailing over Darkness- Jami Amerine’s Search for her Destination The mind of a new-born child is like a blank canvas. His surroundings shape his thinking, transforming his personality. Ever since a child is born, he is introduced to a religion that is...
Miguel Torneire Taking His Missionary Work A Step Further For Helping The People
Humans are taught to help others from a very young age. Regardless of their beliefs, age, race, or any other category, humans are taught to help others since it is a basic code of conduct. Helping others is not just part of good manners; humans are prompted to help...
From Ashes to Beauty – Robert Sherriff
YES, it’s true, life is not always sunshine and rainbows. It’s not always easy, and sometimes it’s harsh and unfair. One might wonder, if there is a God, where is he? Why didn’t he stop that difficulty from happening? But the truth is, even if we don’t see or feel it,...
Embalming and Cremation: Here’s What You Need to Know
Upon the passing of a loved one, the urgency to make arrangements can often be overwhelming. The process of preserving a body after death can be extensive and perplexing for those dealing with the emotions of loss. From the decisions for viewings to setting a loved...
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Benjamin Netanyahu describes UK as ‘first Islamic republic to get a nuclear weapon’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the UK as “the Islamic republic of Britain” and the “first Islamic republic to get a nuclear weapon” during an interview with Israel’s army radio.
‘They poison the population’: how the far right changed Sweden’s conversation
Sweden’s far-right Sweden Democrats have reshaped national political discourse toward stricter immigration policies, leaving immigrant and Muslim communities concerned about their future in the country ahead of an election.
‘Free up the ganja’: Rastafarians in Kenya fight to decriminalise marijuana
Rastafarians in Kenya are mobilizing after a court dismissed their petition to decriminalize marijuana for spiritual purposes, with followers vowing to appeal the ruling.
Pope Leo celebrates open-air mass before 700,000 people in Paris
Pope Leo celebrated an open-air mass before an estimated 700,000 people at Place de la Concorde in Paris on the second day of his visit to France, marking the first official papal visit in 18 years.
Stephen Pedley obituary
Stephen Pedley, who served as bishop of Lancaster from 1998 to 2005, has died aged 85. Known for his pastoral care and infectious laughter, he was deeply devoted to the Church of England tradition.
‘We live with a big burden’: survivor of abusive Spotlight priest hopes clergyman’s death brings closure
A survivor of abuse by a defrocked Boston priest portrayed in the film Spotlight says the clergyman’s recent death in prison offers an opportunity for victims and families to find closure and move forward.
Janet Davies obituary
Janet Davies, who died aged 89, dedicated her adult life to international development, ecumenical partnership, and social justice work through Christian Aid and various religious organizations.
‘No one disrespects Our Lady’: fears for Brazil’s patron saint grip country ahead of election
A controversy over Brazil’s patron saint, Our Lady of Aparecida, has erupted ahead of the presidential election, with concerns that far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro might strip her of her status.
The Rev Ian Gregory obituary
Rev Ian Gregory, a former journalist and church minister who led a 1980s courtesy campaign called the Polite Society, has died aged 93. He was known for his progressive approach to ministry and willingness to question faith traditions.
‘A beacon of peace’: London’s oldest mosque celebrates centenary
London’s Fazl Mosque, the city’s oldest, marks its centenary with celebrations emphasizing its message of peace and community engagement across faiths.
Christian nationalism in Britain driven by people who seldom go to church, says report
A British think tank study finds Christian nationalism is driven by people who rarely attend church and are concerned with defending the country’s Christian heritage rather than practicing faith.
UK’s largest Muslim event goes ahead with added security as hate crime rises
The UK’s largest Muslim convention, Jalsa Salana, proceeded with heightened security measures as anti-Muslim hate crime has risen significantly across the country.