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Second Lockdown and the Effects on Church Worship
Under the new rules, all religious services are to be stopped once more.
Lockdown: Things You Can Do In England's New Lockdown
The new four-week lockdown has officially started in England. The government has brought the measures in because of the rise in cases of coronavirus and hospital admissions. However, although lockdown number two is not as strict as the one in spring, it does mean places of worship will have to be...
Week of Prayer 2020
7-14 November 2020
Sophia Nicholls Receives Outstanding Leadership Award
In a recent video interview Sophia Nicholls tells her story and the reason she and her husband Nigel, formed the Adventist Special Needs Association (ASNA). The video interview was in response to receiving an award for Outstanding Leadership from the South England Conference (SEC) celebrating 25 ...
Another Busy Month Ahead for ADRA-UK
The month of October will be a busy month for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA-UK) as we continue with our 2020 Virtual Gift Box Appeal, launch our Tuesday Night Live monthly webinars and we celebrate Activate October
Death of Pastor Colin Morris
Pastor Colin Morris began his pastoral ministry in 1964 in Southampton, England, serving during the next 13 years in London, Hastings, Brighton, and then back to London. During his years as a pastor in the South England Conference, Colin continued his graduate studies, earning an MA in Religion w...
Success For First SEC e-Camporee
The programme included ample activities; new awards and honours for both Adventurers and Pathfinders; an Adventurer and Pathfinder Bible Experience (ABE and PBE) Kahoot Quiz; and two great speakers
Why Stanborough School?
Why would any parent choose to send their child to a private or fee paying or independent school when the United Kingdom has thousands of outstanding state schools that that do not charge school fees? There are several reasons that parents could give, however, the best responses will come from th...
Joint Statement on Present Situation Regarding Re-opening of Churches
The presidents of the five entities of the BUC, issue the statement below.
BUC 'Reopening Churches' Committee Take Advice from Adventist Public Health Professionals
Putting all these factors together it is easy to see that a typical Seventh-day Adventist worship service can create the 'perfect storm' with all risk factors being present.
'Beloved and Bubbly' University Graduate Killed in Car Crash
Juliana aged 22, from Watford, had just graduated from the University of Leeds with a first-class degree and hoped to work for humanitarian causes before she was involved in a fatal crash as a rear seat passenger in Otley, Yorkshire shortly after 6pm on 18 June 2020.
Reading District Pastors Respond to Triple Murder Attack
The Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Reading express their deepest condolences to the heartbroken families and friends of those fatally stabbed on Saturday, 20 June at Reading Park.
Newbold College of Higher Education Acknowledge 'Past and Present Wrongs Perpetrated on Racial Grounds'
"Racial Injustice: No More. We have shown our solidarity. Now, we have a job to do. It is time to apologise. It is time to hold ourselves accountable. It is time to vow change for a better future."
BUC Field Presidents Begin Work on Strategy for Future Church Opening
We must all recognise that the reopening process may be difficult and will take considerable time and careful planning
BUC Responds to Recent Racial Tensions Across America and England
BUC president, Pastor Ian Sweeney responds to the events surrounding the death of George Floyd.