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Growing in God’s Word is simple, holistic, and accessible. Simple: Use the same lessons each year accompanied by common classroom materials. Holistic: Cover Scripture’s main themes and narratives and ...

OH the irony of Grow Up Art claiming their poster in Paragon Street is a “message of love over individuals spreading hate”. Portraying mainstream politicians in uniforms of the German Nazi ...

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The head of NATO has issued a four-word warning over China as it continues ... Mr Ishiba has suggested a NATO-like alliance for Asia amid growing tensions in the region. China has criticised ...

Meet your next word-game obsession: Bracket City. Today we’re announcing that this fast-growing word puzzle––created earlier this year by an independent game designer––has a new home at The Atlantic.

And then there was one. English club rugby’s sole survivors in Europe are Northampton, who have a winnable home Champions Cup quarter-final against Castres this Saturday, but otherwise the flag ...

“...Today, if only you would hear the Lord’s voice.” -Psalm 95:7b So far this morning, I have done a centering prayer, prayed over a list of people, and spent a ...

Today (Monday, April 7), Grow Up Art confirmed that the group, based in the London area, is behind the work. A spokesperson for the group, who asked to remain anonymous, told The Press the poster was ...