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Animator Mark Henn is one of Disney’s top artists. He talks faith and Frozen
The Church needs to be consumed by Jesus’ love says the Archbishop of Canterbury
Ian Cole explains why he is helping to put prayer at the top of the agenda
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Ray and Vi Donovan explain why they had to forgive the gang who killed their son
[/td_text_with_title][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][td_text_with_title custom_title=”Food”]Resident chef Emily Roberts has sweet potato soup and slow cooked beef in stout on the menu
[/td_text_with_title][td_text_with_title custom_title=”Advice”]We discover how easy it is to swap supermarkets for shopping local
[/td_text_with_title][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/3″][td_text_with_title custom_title=”Views”]Grandparenting is a joy but spare the advice, says David Littlewood
Seek God’s face and not his hands, says Joyce Meyer
There’s a whole new world for Mark Wreford in Daddy Diaries
Who do you think you are, asks men’s ministry director Carl Beech
[/td_text_with_title][/vc_column][vc_column width=”2/3″][td_text_with_title custom_title=”Features”]iTech We choose our favourite apps to help you get the most out of life
Favourite Things This month Lisa Jobe let’s us know what she likes
Hillsong pastor Rich Langton discovers 99 reasons to go to church
Going Places The historical city of Athens is our choice this month
Devotion What is true and proper worship?
Beyond Reasonable Doubt Love is the pinnacle of Christian morality writes Mark Wreford
Why I Believe Mark Hinde talks about his voyage of Discovery
Birdseye View Author Sue Birdseye says there are lots of books on parenting, but only one matters
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Nothing grabs the attention like a good story.
I read an incredible book about the lunar space mission and I got so enthralled that I found myself telling our printers all about the amazing technical achievements of the rocket engineers – and my astonishment at the fact the team expected multiple things to go wrong on the journey just on the basis of the law of probabilities! That’s some risk to take…
I think that’s why Mark Henn (pictured) is such an interesting character. He spends his time telling some of the most widely repeated tales on earth as an animator for Disney. It’s such a crucial role in our society and it’s a real encouragement to hear that at least one of the people behind these incredibly influential films names Christ as his Lord. If you’ve got any small children in your family, it’s likely you’ll be familiar with Mark’s work on Disney’s mega-hit Frozen. As Mark says, Frozen takes plenty of cues from Christianity’s own story of love and sacrifice, which makes it a great source for people reaching out.
My friend J.John is another incredible storyteller who makes outreach easy. This month, though, he’s been speaking to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, to find out about the man beneath the Mitre. It’s intriguing to hear from the Archbishop and find out a bit about what made him into the socially conscious campaigner he is. It’s a tough time to be a public voice for the Church, but Welby does a great job of presenting a compassionate and thoroughly Christian take on important issues.
Whatever you think of Disney or the CofE, though, we can all agree that we’re a nation in need of much prayer. Ian Cole paints a compelling picture of the global situation and concludes with a powerful call to our knees. Let’s respond by giving the Lord no rest until he touches our land!
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