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Most read features/interviews in 2019 


The five most read features and interviews in The Baptist Times in 2019

 

Most read features

1 The silent epidemic of loneliness
Loneliness and social isolation is an increasingly significant issue in communities. The church can be a key part of the answer

2 Wrestling with Old Testament violence
An interview with Baptist minister Helen Paynter, whose new book continues her exploration of how we respond to the violence in the Old Testament

3 Baptists Together: who we are, why we exist, and our four key areas of shared work  
By General Secretary Lynn Green 

4 Gen Z: what can the Victorians teach us?
Young people are open to spiritual conversations. Let's step outside our comfort zones to have them

5 Ten suggestions for your summer reads
In picking 10 possible summer reads, I gave myself one condition: they all needed to be authored by women

 

 

Baptist Times, 19/12/2019
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‘Keep looking up, don’t look down’
An extract from Fringe Dweller by Jonny Baker and David Cotterill, a collection of 40 reflections based on encounters in the gospels of Jesus. This reflection focuses on the woman who crippled by an evil spirit in Luke 13:10-17
New book provides further insight into Baptists in the 17th century
Rather than retell familiar political narratives, the new collection of essays from the Baptist Historical Society probes the convictions, practices, and lived experience that shaped congregations in times of revolution
'Imagine new Christian communities, grow existing churches'
Baptists via Everyone Everywhere have teamed up with the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication and other ecumenical partners to offer a series of events in 2026 to help churches reach new people with the Good News of Jesus Christ
'A light in the lives of struggling children'
Through TLG’s Early Intervention programme, churches (including a growing number of Baptist churches) are supporting young people are carrying burdens far too heavy for their age. Rob Stevenette explains how
Handling conflict well
The Blackley Centre has announced the return of its Paths of Peace: Handling Conflict Well training course. Baptist minister and mediation trainer Joanna Williams shares why this training is more vital than ever
'A bridge into your community with the Gospel'
The testimonies of Bear Grylls and Chris Pratt feature in the Easter issue of the Good News newspaper
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