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Review of the year 2021
 

Highlighting the most clicked pieces in The Baptist Times last year  

 


1
Donald Trump800Donald Trump and the heresy of white evangelical Christianity
As Donald Trump leaves the White House in disgrace, the time has come for the evangelical Christians who supported him to examine their consciences and embark on the road to repentance, writes Joshua Searle
 


2
TBC800Baptist church buildings used as vaccination centres
Several Baptist church buildings have become vaccination centres as the national programme accelerates


 


3
Hayley Young800 (1)Baptist Union Presidency for Hayley Young
The Revd Hayley Young has been elected President of our Baptist Union 2022-23


 


4
Project Violet 800Launch of Project Violet
The Centre for Baptist Studies, Regent’s Park College, Oxford is pleased to announce Project Violet, a three-year participatory research project that will examine the place of women in Baptist ministry
 


5
HongKong800 1Is your church Hong Kong ready? 
The UK is about to welcome hundreds of thousands of people from Hong Kong. Simon Goddard explores how Baptists are responding, and what your church can do

 


6
A new normal800Imagining a new normal: analogue and digital
How do we integrate old and new into a better future? In this long read, Bruce Murray highlights some of the areas churches may wish to consider

 


7
COP 26800COP26 - A BUEN prayer guide
By Dave Gregory and Trevor Beckett of the Baptist Union Environment Network (BUEN)


 


8
Young adult800Internships for young adults across Baptists Together
A new focus on promoting and facilitating internships for young adults in Baptist life is gathering pace


 


9
Welcome800A journey towards inclusion and affirmation
Mike Parker shares developments in his ministry and that of the church he co-pastors, Worthing Baptist Church


 


10
Wren800Blessed to see God’s church responding to his call
Carol Richardson reports on collecting 100 stories of Baptists involved in missional adventure


 


11
HandsI'm a minister and can be hurt like anyone else
A Baptist minister highlights bullying and spiritual abuse

 

 

 


Baptist Times, 04/01/2022
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‘…if your church can put on a Nativity, you can stage ‘The Bible in 60 Minutes’…’
Lucy Marfleet explores how local churches can be intentionally inclusive in sharing the story of the Bible, and grow in biblical literacy in imaginative ways
Intercultural worship is desirable and possible
In the UK and across the world, a vision for intercultural worship is developing, writes Ian Collinge, who has just authored An Intercultural Worship Handbook for congregations seeking to find out more
Is your church “dementia friendly”?
Tony Hall launched the Bristol Dementia Action Alliance following his wife Barbara's dementia diagnosis. He offers this reflection to help churches consider how they can support those living with dementia
The incredible faith and legacy of the 'peanut man'
George Washington Carver was a former slave who became a scientist and blessed thousands of impoverished farmers. He 'unfolded peanut potential in order to bring good news to the poor', explains Mark Roques
From Reddish roots to Westminster calls: a heart for the hurting
Debt isn’t just a financial problem, it’s a profound crisis of isolation and fear gripping the UK, says a new report from Christians Against Poverty. Head of Policy and Public Affairs Kiri Adams is all too aware of this reality through her local church
New edition of The Bible Course offers 'pathway of discovery' to Christianity
​A new edition of The Bible Course has launched, created by theologian Dr Andrew Ollerton and his team at Bible Society. Around 140,000 people took part in the original
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