Premier is here for you
However the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting you we want you to know that Premier will be by your side throughout. If you are feeling fearful we will speak hope. If you are feeling lonely, you can call us and talk. If you are cut off from your local church fellowship, just tune in and join hundreds of thousands of other Christians in worship, prayer, inspiration and teaching. We will make sure you have what you need, not just to survive Coronavirus but to thrive in your faith, to build the church minister God’s love to the nation.
Peter Kerridge
CEO, Premier
New and Noteworthy
Recognising my white privilege
Woman Alive’s Book Club host Amy Boucher Pye says George Floyd’s murder has helped her realise her racial bias
Mental Health Awareness Week: what can we do next?
Joel Harris from mental health charity Kintsugi Hope, asks: what can youth and children's workers do next?
Youth and Children's Work, Pastoral, Leaders
Ravi Zacharias (1946-2020): Evangelist, preacher, friend
Dr Amy Orr-Ewing pays tribute to the evangelist Ravi Zacharias who has died today aged 74
Leaders
The media have it wrong. Churches are NOT rushing to open their doors
Christian leaders are rightly reluctant to bring back public meetings, says the Evangelical Alliance's Danny Webster
Hope delivered daily
“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
John 16:33
Hope for you
Why I took my children to a Black Lives Matter protest
Christian author Krish Kandiah was nervous about attending a demonstration in Oxford, but he believes it was the right thing to do
Leaders, Family
Redemption and healing
Andrew Phillips spoke with Clare Williams Founder of Get Real - helping to equip young people, especially BAME youth, in apologetics and confidence in faith. What does the Gospel have to say to this global sense of injustice and anger? How do we see redemption and healing?
Family
Use your small voice
Writer Clare O'Driscoll suggests that in the time of this civil rights movement, we can all do something
Pastoral
Unbelievable? Do faith and politics mix?
Tim Farron MP, former leader of the Liberal Democrats and Polly Toynbee, a well-known journalist, political commentator and vice-president of Humanists UK engage in a wide-ranging discussion on whether faith convictions are welcome in public life.
Leaders
Hope for your church
Mental Health Awareness Week: what can we do next?
Joel Harris from mental health charity Kintsugi Hope, asks: what can youth and children's workers do next?
Leaders, Family
Ravi Zacharias (1946-2020): Evangelist, preacher, friend
Dr Amy Orr-Ewing pays tribute to the evangelist Ravi Zacharias who has died today aged 74
Leaders, Family
The media have it wrong. Churches are NOT rushing to open their doors
Christian leaders are rightly reluctant to bring back public meetings, says the Evangelical Alliance's Danny Webster
Leaders, Family
A Christian response to 'Stay Alert'
Christian attitudes to government guidance should be different to those of our friends, says Martin Segal, lead elder at The City Church, Canterbury
Leaders, Family
Got questions?
Mental Health Awareness Week: what can we do next?
Joel Harris from mental health charity Kintsugi Hope, asks: what can youth and children's workers do next?
1/1/2020
A Christian response to 'Stay Alert'
Christian attitudes to government guidance should be different to those of our friends, says Martin Segal, lead elder at The City Church, Canterbury
1/1/2020
Why there are more disabled leaders in the Bible than you think
Ros Bayes takes a fresh look at some of the Bible's most well known stories
1/1/2020
Amy Orr-Ewing: Where is God in Coronavirus suffering?
RZIM vice-president Amy Orr-Ewing chats to Justin Brierley about how we make sense of suffering in our coronavirus world ahead of the publication of her book later this year ‘Where is God in all the suffering?’.
1/1/2020
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