Brethren hand out burgers and Bibles
THE PLYMOUTH BRETHREN earned themselves much local gratitude – and seven column inches in the “West Sussex Gazette” – when they distributed free food and Bibles to their local community…
Marriage booklet to be sent to schools
A booklet about the implications of redefining marriage is to be sent to East and West Sussex schools.
Worthing’s Parish Pump is pumping again
AFTER THE SAD DEMISE of journalist Guy Fleming, it looked as if readers of Worthing’s local paper would be deprived of a regular source of church news. However, less than…
“SORTED” MAG MAKES THE HEADLINES
POPULAR men’s magazine “Sorted” – spearheaded by Sussex-based Christian speaker and writer Steve Legg – has itself scooped a media headline recently. Journalists’ trade title “Press Gazette” has run a…
Police ask for more Street Pastors
HASTINGS Street Pastors have something extra to celebrate as they mark their fourth birthday. For they’ve been asked by Sussex Police to patrol their town for an additional night. The…
EX-BASKETBALL PLAYER’S “FOUL” IN NORTH KOREAN TRIP
Crowd trouble over Dennis Rodman’s support of tyrant AMERICAN ex-basketball player Dennis Rodman’s recent visit to North Korea has caused outrage in the West. The former sportsman showed support for…
Mission leader welcomes royal support for believers under pressure
Clive Price reports PRINCE CHARLES has joined a chorus of cries “that is sounding louder and louder in the UK” on behalf of the suffering Church, says Barnabas Fund International…
“Set your alarm to pray for the persecuted Church”
A BAPTIST scholar and activist has responded positively to the Pope’s plea for suffering believers across the globe – by setting his own alarm to pray daily for them.
Pastor Saeed: still no medical treatment
Saeed Abedini, the 33 year-old US citizen held in prison in Iran for his faith, has still not had treatment for injuries sustained during prison beatings and has been told…
NATIONAL NEWS February – March 2014
Campaigners concerned over Bill that “shackles” charities GOVERNMENT ministers must rethink controversial measures that threaten to curb charities’ campaigning power.