UK evangelical leader Roger Forster dies: 'In a league of his own'
Roger Forster, a prominent figure in the UK evangelical community and founder of the Ichthus Christian Fellowship neo-charismatic network, died peacefully at the age of 90 this week.
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Broadcaster tells how cancer brought her closer to God
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Pro-lifer's trial over silent prayer delayed again
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Religious unpaid carers have better health, study finds
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Scotland: fears for parents who oppose child's gender transition
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Street preacher arrested in Glasgow wins substantial damages from police
Police Scotland are to pay thousands of pounds in damages to a street preacher who was arrested and detained in Glasgow in 2022.
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Most Northern Irish don't want sex ed resources to include abortion access
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