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Students and people over 20. Can one church cater for them all?
Statistics show that if the downward trend in church attendance amongst young people continues, there will be no expression of church at all by 2020. In other words, the situation is pretty serious. Students have long been called the most spiritually open age-group, with more people getting saved between the ages of 18-25 than any other.
By John Harding

Where have all the children gone...? young people and the church

Nicaragua's lost children
Phill Dolby reports on the plight of Nicaraguan street children

Who will speak up for marriage? by Paul Woolley

Experiments in Living: The Fatherless Family
Philippa Taylor on the merits of marriage

Is Adoption a better way?
Joanna Thompson challenges society's stance on adoption

Young Britain
Can faith change the lives of Britain's youngsters

Sitting Still
a new way of viewing disability by Claire Shelley

Family: What's in a Name?
Adam Atkinson examines changing family constructs

"Aloneville"- the only valid alternative?
An exploration of Christian attitudes to singleness.

Sierra Leone
Richard Cole and the child soldiers of Sierra Leone.

Child Prostitutes in Bangkok
Patricia Green talks about her Rahab ministries working the streets of Bangkok..

More to life than Bridget Jones
Claire Shelley examines the challenges facing working women

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