iBelieve Magazine - July 2017

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We have a star quality cover this month, with British actor David Oyelowo, an outspoken Christian who unashamedly prays over the roles he accepts. Plus we have another packed issue including: Fleeing ISIS, finding Jesus; Top Ten lessons for attracting Millennials to church; Churches are reaching out following the terror atrocity in Manchester; Top footballer Jermain Defoe thanks God for his talents; and how Cissie Graham wanted to run away from her super famous granddad. Plus we visit the amazing full-size replica of Noah’s Ark!

Jesus Is The Rock I've Built My Life On!

Film star David Oyelowo may have been raised in a Christian home – but he had to find faith for himself

2 mins

Joyce Meyer

Why helping someone is a real blessing

3 mins

God Protected Me As I Fled Genocide Horror

Beatrice Smith somehow survived genocide in Rwanda and a near-fatal car accident. Joy Tibbs spoke to the miracle woman…

6 mins

Demonstrating The Heart Of Christ In MCR

Churches across Manchester threw their doors open and stepped into the community following May’s devastating terrorist attack.

2 mins

Ark At That!

When you think of Kentucky, of course you think of fried chicken and the beloved Colonel, bourbon distilleries, country music scenes and maybe horse racing too.

2 mins

I Wanted To Run From God, But I'm Glad He Caught Me

You could say it’s in the family, but Cissie Graham Lynch, granddaughter of the great Billy Graham, is very much a woman of God in her own right. Pete Wooding talked to her

4 mins

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iBelieve Magazine Description:

We believe faith is too good just for Sundays. Faith is a seven-day event – and our aim is to capture it all in one great new Christian lifestyle magazine. In short, we believe iBelieve is what you believe.

Our three aims are simple. Fun. Family. Faith.

iBelieve is unashamedly Christian but never churchy. Like you, we love Sundays. But like you, we also love holidays, work days, birthdays, shopping days and lazing-about-at-home days.

We also know there are sad days, lonely days and downright dark days.

This is perfect for people who believe – and for people who want to believe.