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Whilst marriage is full of highs and lows, Nora Lord would not have it any other way, as official figures reveal the number of marriages hits a record low.
Carefully-worded apologies have become the norm in society. The Lord calls us to apologise genuinely and change our lives, says Paschal Uche.
Tracey Crouch’s recent appointment as "minister for loneliness" highlighted a major problem in the UK. Archie Cameron shares his experience of community and his desire for a kind and friendly world.
As the drive to decriminalise abortion continues, Sarah Thatcher offers an invitation to join the March For Life in London and defend the right to life.
Fairtrade Fortnight, taking place in Lent this year, is the perfect time to consider how our spending affects people around the world-especially the poorest, says Sarah Wells.
Retired headteacher Frank O 'Neill looks forward to BREATHE, the upcoming day of affirmation, relaxation and envisioning for educators.
In Channel 5's "Bad Habits, Holy Orders", five party girls were transformed by spending quality time with nuns. Good mentoring is so important, says Araba Adjaye.
Channel 4's Christmas homelessness report highlighted a major problem. Jess Gannon encounters the homeless and considers the meaning of true worship.
As Parliament considers buffer zones for pro-life groups, Lord David Alton speaks about the 50th anniversary of the Abortion Act-and 8 Million lives ended.
As foodbanks prepare for their busiest Christmas to date, Brenda Ackroyd shares her journey of becoming a foodbank coordinator.