Many Christians in Europe today are asking themselves what kind of times they are living in. Disasters, wars, armament and fear are increasingly dominating people’s lives. An important calling for Christians in these times is prayer.
In a world which often seems to lack hope, our writers remind us of the certain hope we have as Christians, and that is resurrection.
in this edition of Canopy we look at the history and work of Christian Action Research and Education (CARE) in the UK. Do you have anything similar in your country?
What do you know about the foundations of the EU and what future does it have?
Let’s start this new year by looking at the Roots and Fruits of Europe. Also there are some new developments for Canopy to read about.
In this issue we look at one of the overlooked institutions in Europe and why it is important to be praying for those who are called to be our representatives there in this place of authority.
A bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales has been formally introduced in the British Parliament. Members of Parliament (MPs) will have a first debate on the bill, introduced by the Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, on November 29 2024....
Ukraine might not be the main item of news at the moment but the war goes on. What is it like inside this country? Here is an eye witness account from our brother Csaba who has entered Ukraine eight times to bring aid and encouragement.
Christians are increasingly being put under pressure in their workplaces to "conform to the pattern of this world" (Romans 12:2) In this issue, you can read about the dilemma that medical practitioners are facing over abortion.
Freedom of speech is important to Christians so that we can proclaim God’s truth. Read about Päivi Räsänen’s ongoing battle in Finland to protect the right to freedom of speech.