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Up Your Street (Mar 2008 Issue:42)

Family Gathering

Can all-age services be attractive and satisfying for everyone? Rick Otto tells us how

Steps to Simple Living

We know we need to live sustainably and care for God’s creation, but how do we actually do it? Dave Bookless suggests some spiritual and practical steps we can take

Attractive Community

Are our churches appealing to our local communities? John Coles looks at some of the qualities needed to attract people

Extending a Welcome

How can we serve single parents in our communities? Kath Lynch encourages us to reach out in love

In For the Long Haul

What’s the secret to preserving as leaders and avoiding the temptation to move on? Steve McGanity shares his thoughts on the importance of trusting in God’s calling

Other Issues and Articles

Hope For The World (Jan 2008 Issue:41)

Truth in Fiction

Should we be steering children away from bestselling author and vocal atheist Philip Pullman? If not, what issues should we be aware of? Mark Griffiths delves into the His Dark Materials trilogy and draws out some challenges for the church

Valuing Life

What if the way that society values individuals has infected the church? Rhona Knight looks at issues of human worth in the sphere of bioethics

The Good Jihad

Lucy Jones asks Brother Andrew and Al Janssen of Open Doors about their passion for the spiritually hungry people of the Muslim world

The Gift of Living Simply

Why do we as Christians need to examine our attitude to material things? Dave Bookless explores four compellling reasons for living with less

A Glimpse of Heaven (Oct 2007 Issue:40)

Touched by God

What’s it like to meet with God at the summer conference and go home a different person? Share in some real-life testimonies of healing and restoration

No Limits

Enjoy a variety of exciting testimonies of God at work in and through children and young people this summer

Naturally Supernatural

How do you make prayer ministry a ‘normal’ part of church life? John Coles explores five ways to encourage this ministry in your local church

Invited In

Mark Bailey examines Jesus’ ministry of welcoming people into the Kingdom

Stepping Out

Is it possible to move out of ‘comfortable’ into radical? Paul Maconochie tells his story of experimenting with missionary living

Deeper and Wider (May 2007 Issue:39)

The Discipline of Digging

Peter Harwood takes a look at the principles and practicalities of delving deep into the Bible

Removing Barriers

How can we build relationships with young people who don’t feel comfortable coming into a church building? Lucy Crawley writes about her experiences with Crossnet

On the Edge

Why aren’t we more willing to risk it when it comes to trying to attract people into church? John Peters talks to Lucy Avery about the importance of being relevant to contemporary culture

Shaping a Church

How do you mould your church into a healthy, living thing? Ian Parkinson concludes his series on leadership

Learning to Be Still

Eoghan Heaslip explores God’s call to intimacy through the disciplines of solitude and silence

God In Dark Places (Mar 2007 Issue:38)

Joining God on the Inside

What's it like to volunteer in UK prisons? Gareth Barton shares stories of God at work in individuals

Healing the Mind

How can we overcome the stigma attached to depression? Angus Bell explores the misconceptions about this all-too-common condition

Street Discipleship

Who is ministering to street prostitutes like the five young women murdered in Ipswich at the end of last year? Lucy Avery goes to Suffolk to meet 'street chaplain' Alison Fenning

Staying Focused

How do church leaders keep their eyes set on the most important aspects of ministry? Ian Parkinson continues his series on leadership

Natural Rhythms

What can we do to ensure that the focus of our churches moves and changes in a healthy way? Paul Harcourt looks at seasons in church life

Brick by Brick (Jan 2007 Issue:37)

Pushing the Limits

What would make you step out of your everyday life and achieve your dreams? Lucy Avery asks mountaineer Jo Gambi about the eventful journey she's been on

'Young people are under immense pressure'

Is there hope for 'difficult' young people struggling at school? Tony Palmer shares what it's like to be a full-time learning mentor 

Growing up with God

What's the kids' work like at your church? Ruth Radley explores the vital role of children's ministry in the growing church

Walking with God

Ian Parkinson begins a new series on leadership by looking at the importance of devotional life

A Healthy Balance

How can we be sure that the vision for our church is truly biblical? Paul Harcourt takes a look at balanced church life

Standing Together (Oct 2007 Issue:36)

Healings from Heaven

Read encouraging testimonies from delegates at New Wine North and South

Acts of Kindness

Find out the impact made by New Wine delegates venturing out into the communities around Shepton Mallet

The Price of Life

How can Christians make a stand in the fast-moving world of medical ethics? Trevor Stammers explains how we can help shape the debate

United Outreach

How do we take the 'words and deeds' model of outreach further? Roy Crowne shares his vision for Hope 08

Teenage Territory

Paul and Christine Perkin give 10 tips on parenting today's teenagers

Power To Transform (May 2007 Issue:35)

Kingdom Farming

How can we share the physical blessings of the Kingdom as well as the spiritual? Bruce Collins tells the story of an exciting farming project in Western Kenya

Re-writing God

How do we reach the Harry Potter generation with the gospel? GP Taylor tells his story

Lives Laid Down

Anthony Delaney reports on a recent trip to Southern India where Christians live each day with revival in mind

The Rock in Times of Trouble

What's it like to be an Anglican priest in one of the most dangerous cities in the world? Canon Andrew White shares how God is working to bring hope in Baghdad

Moving Closer

Why do we spend our time judging others when we should be focused on our own relationship with Jesus? Jay Pathak continues his series on sharing Christ

New Life (Mar 2007 Issue:34)

The Way of the Kingdom

We know we're new creations but do we act like it? Guy Chevreau shares a powerful story of a life turned around

Encouragement and Healing

Read an exciting account of how the Spirit is at work through churches in Estonia

A Life Worth Sharing

Jay Pathak explores how we have a life with Christ we can invite people into

Let's Talk About Sex

How do we help young people take responsibility in the area of sex and relationships? Rachel Gardner describes the impact of Romance Academy

'They hate leaving at closing time'

What hope is there for the youth population of inner city Johannesburg? Dylan Atkinson shares his vision for seeing lives changed

Change and Growth (Jan 2007 Issue:33)

Inviting People In

Are we communicating our faith as it really is? Jay Pathak challenges us to get our focus right

Set Free

Don Williams looks at the freedom that comes through Christ

Sowing Seeds

Read the exciting story of how New Wine became what it is today

Discipleship

Why aren't we reaching our nation for Christ? Mark Greene takes a look at 21st century discipleship

God of Hope (Oct 2006 Issue:32)

The God of Hope

Read encouraging testimonies of people touched by God in Shepton Mallet and Harrogate

Woman of Influence

Baroness Cox has impacted thousands of lives through her humanitarian work. Fiona Campbell meets her

A Vision of a Changed World

Stephen Rand takes a look at what has been achieved through Make Poverty History

'All you need is time and a compassionate heart'

There are many families in the UK suffering because of Aids. Rowena Pullinger shares her experience of walking alongside them in love