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    The Hidden Risks Behind the “Vape Cloud” Among Today’s Youth

    Last week, the World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns about the increasing popularity of e-cigarettes among young people. Their latest global estimate indicates that over 100 million people – approximately 15 million adolescents aged 13 to 15 – now vape. WHO warns that tobacco companies are employing aggressive marketing tactics online and using influencers […]

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    When It Looks Like the End, It Could Be the Beginning

    We all face moments when money worries take over. Perhaps you’ve lost your job, the bills are piling up, or your business is struggling to stay afloat. In these moments, we often think, “That’s it, there’s no way forward.” But the story of Moses reminds us that when we are part of God’s plan, no […]

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    She Knew She wasn’t Loved, That’s Why She Acted Like That

    We all know someone who comes across as harsh, bitter or whose attitude feels cold. But if we look a little closer, that bitterness often hides something much deeper: pain. Many women today live with that hidden pain. They’ve been hurt, overlooked, or rejected, and sometimes by the very people they love the most. They […]

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    1,611 Rough Sleepers Died in the UK in 2024

    A recent report from the Museum of Homelessness paints a heart-breaking picture: 1,611 homeless deaths were recorded in the UK last year. This marks a 9% increase from 2023, highlighting a crisis that continues to worsen each year. Among those who lost their lives, three-quarters were men, two-thirds were living in temporary or supported accommodation, […]

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    How to Respond When Anger Takes Over?

    We live in stressful times, where it’s increasingly common for people to lose control over minor disagreements. Whether on the road, at work or at home, simple misunderstandings can escalate into arguments. A recent incident involving NFL player Mark Sanchez in Indianapolis, USA, exemplifies this troubling pattern of behaviour. According to reports, the argument began […]

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  • Universal Community Open Day

    This Saturday, 11th October, from 11am to 1pm, we are opening the doors of our Finsbury Park headquarters for the Universal Community Open Day. It’s a chance to meet the volunteers behind our work, discover our various initiatives, and explore the historic Rainbow Theatre, which has been beautifully preserved and restored. This year we celebrate 30 years in the UK, […]

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    How to Find Peace of Mind in a Restless World

    In today’s fast-paced world, where countless events happen simultaneously, our minds are often pulled in multiple directions, making it difficult to find a moment of rest. Persistent worries and fears can weigh heavily on individuals, creating a sense of ongoing unease and exhaustion. As a result, even in rare moments of calm, many still struggle […]

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    The Biggest Mistakes Made in Relationships

    The most recent Love Therapy Seminar offered plenty of food for thought for both singles and couples. Two common mistakes that often compromise relationships were highlighted, along with practical guidance on how expressive communication can transform your love life. Mistake One: Believing that marriage will be different Many singles, eager to marry, overlook obvious flaws […]

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    Bridging the Gap Between Desire and Action: Why Change Is Hard

     When it comes to changing one’s life, who doesn’t have a wish list? Eating more healthily, exercising, saving money, being more productive, sleeping better, travelling, and spending quality time with family and friends. The only thing longer than the list itself is often the time it takes to actually put any change into practice. But […]

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  • The Day of an Audience with God

    Something very special is taking place on Sunday, 12th October, in every Universal Church across the UK: The Day of an Audience with God. In the first book of Samuel, chapter 1, we read the story of Hannah. She was married to Elkanah, who loved her deeply, yet she could not have children. Pressured by tradition, Elkanah took […]

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