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Counting The Real Cost Of Christmas
When it comes to honouring God, we need to be more like Joseph, writes MPower Director Mark Lyndon-Jones
Christmas What's In It For God?
Our generation is often referred to as the ‘me’ generation.
Can I Let Go Of My Ghosts From Christmas Past?
James Glass thought that technical gremlins had ruined his carol concert, but his message was received loud and clear by one local dignitary
And Finally...
Christmas: the mystery of the manger
Why Would God Care About How I Take My Tea?
David Peters explains how spiritual gifts might sometimes surprise you
Telling Tales About Canterbury
How those tall stories of pig's bones and gospel heroes contain more than a hint of reality.
Sophie Scholl
The Young Woman Who Defied Hitler
Jonathan Goforth Revivalist Apostle To China
Jonathan Goforth was born, the seventh of eleven children, in February 1859 near London, Ontario, in Canada. His parents were hard-working farmers and, if the young Jonathan learned about the things of God through his devout mother, he also learned hard work from his father, who once went to Hamilton for food and walked all the way back through the bush – a distance of 70 miles – with a sack of flour on his back!
John Wycliffe
Morning Star of the English Reformation.
Billy Nicholson The Irish Whitefield
William Patteson Nicholson (1876-1959) was a Presbyterian preacher and evangelist born in Bangor, Co Down. Nicknamed ‘The Tornado of the Pulpit’, Nicholson spent his early years on his father’s cargo ship, but began to preach in 1899 at the age of 23. He was known for his ‘men-only’ meetings and straightforward language. In the Belfast shipyard of Harland & Wolff, a ‘Nicholson shed’ was erected to house stolen tools that newly converted workers returned as a result of Nicholson’s preaching!
Why I Answered The Call Back To My Roots
Helen Robertson has ministered to prison inmates andgirls in the sex industry, but now she’s come back home
Thousands Engage In Prayer Online
An amazing 6,000 people joined in to take part in Elim’s first-ever online prayer event.
Our Relationship With God Has Gone To New Depths
It’s easy to talk about faith in the pulpit, but the real test comes when you have to live it out, say Adam and Joelle Brian
I Went From Being Helped To Helping Others In Need
Timothy Pereira explains how he feels privileged to share the freedom he experienced through a project from an Elim church
And Finally... We're Here For The Sake Of The Composer!
The First Night at the Proms this year featured two unusual things.
The Spirit Is A Person And Wants A Relationship With Us!
One of the guest speakers at next year’s Elim Summit is Soul Survivor legend Mike Pilavachi. Mike, who surprisingly ended the popular youth festival this summer, is a long-term friend of Elim. Here he answers some questions about the Holy Spirit.
Small Actions Can Have A Big Impact
Jo Marks explains how an experience at traffic lights in Iceland allowed her to reflect on simple acts of kindness.
Sent To Coventry… And Now I'm Helping Worship Leaders!
A musician who moved from Africa to the Midlands has launched an online resource for worship. Arlette Frampton spoke to him.
It's All About God, Not The People Of Israel!
God doesn’t do failure! He completes everything he starts, especially when it comes to Israel, writes Mervyn Tilley.
God Shall Be My Hope, My Stay, My Guide And Lantern To My Feet
Tourists flock to Stratford-upon-Avon because it’s the birthplace of William Shakespeare, but Elim pastor John Martin is working hard to make sure they also encounter Jesus.
Lightning Or Legendry?: The Chase Vault Moving Coffin Mystery Revisited
The moving coffins of Barbados have been a staple subject of books on the unexplained for over a century, and yet no one has so far provided a wholly satisfactory solution to the mystery. BENJAMIN RADFORD argues that we might have been looking in the wrong place...
The Haunted Generation
Bob Fischer Rounds Up The Latest News From The Parallel Worlds Of Popular Hauntology...
The House On The Borderland In Search Of William Hope Hodgson
In his new book, EDWARD PARNELL goes in search of the ‘sequestered places’ of the British Isles and explores how these haunted landscapes shaped a kaleidoscopic spectrum of literature and cinema. Here, he arrives in Cardiganshire to look for the house in which the neglected master of weird fiction William Hope Hodgson wrote one of his greatest works.
Fortean Traveller: 117. The Mediæval Crime Museum, Rothenburg, Germany Fortean Traveller
STEVE TOASE feels the thumbscrews tighten as he explores a grisly collection exploring the history of mediæval torture and its relationship with the law
Where Ghosts Gather
In 1977, Usborne published World of the Unknown: Ghosts, the children’s book that inspired a generation of junior forteans. Four decades on, following a concerted fan campaign, the book is back in print... and the perpetually haunted BOB FISCHER tracked down its pleasantly surprised writer, Christopher Maynard, to discuss its genesis and unexpected impact.
A Bang On The Head
MARK GREENER explains how traumatic brain injury can change personality, creating serial killers and even vampires.
The Art Of Being Mindful
Mindfulness has become very popular in recent years. It is claiming huge mental health benefits in treating anxiety and depression and has become integral to psychotherapy, especially within cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), with a common goal of helping people gain perspective on irrational, unhelpful and self-limiting thoughts.
"ஸங்கல்ப ஸித்த சாயி”
அனுபூதியடைந்த மகான் ஒரு வரது முன்னிலையில் வசிப்பது சாதகன் ஒருவனுக்கு மிக விரைவான ஆன்மிக முன்னேற்றத்தைக் கொடுக்கும் என்பது பெரியோர் வாக்கு.
ஆகாசமூர்த்தி
இந்தியத் திருநாட்டின் பல்வேறு அரச மரபினரின் கலைப் படைப்புகளைத் தொகுத்து நோக்குவோ மாயின் காண்போரின் உள்ளத்தை ஈர்க்கும் தனிச்சிறப்பு ஆடல் வல்லான் திருமேனிகளுக்கே உரியவைகளாக இருப்பதைக் காணலாம்.
ഇന്ന് എന്നതുമാത്രമാണ് യാഥാർത്ഥ്യം; നാളെയെന്നത് വെറും സങ്കൽപ്പം
ഇപ്പോഴത്തെ നിമിഷം മാത്രമാണ് യാഥാർത്ഥ്യമെന്ന് തനിക്ക്ഉണർത്തിച്ചു തന്നതിൽ യുധിഷ്ഠിരൻ ഭീമന് നന്ദിയും അറിയിച്ചു.