The Guardian: Church plan to seek co-investors for fund comes after advisers said £100m originally earmarked did not reflect scale of ‘moral sin.’
The Conversation: When given the choice, the students in a study chose mostly fiction, with characters whose life circumstances in many cases differed from their own, including those associated with race, gender, sexuality, culture, language, mental health and household income.
Religion News Service: The troubled far-right Catholic outlet’s fate was announced by a law firm.
The Christian Century: Fresh Expressions emerged in Anglican churches in England in the early 2000s, and the concept caught on in the US.
The Guardian: Celebrities call him ‘amazing’ and fans pay thousands — but what exactly do they get from this self-help guru with an iffy origin story?
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