Kel Richards

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• 1 May 2009

If someone accuses you of being ‘a real Jeremiah’, what are they saying about you? Is it a compliment or an insult? Last year, Anu Garg had a go at offering a definition. For the uninitiated (i.e. the non-word-obsessives), Anu is the Indian-born, American computer and word geek who runs ‘A

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 February 2009

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 October 2008

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• 2 April 2008

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 March 2008

Welcoming is one of those areas in which churches can always improve. Kel Richards talks to Jim Ramsay of Evangelism Ministries about a new resource that aims to help churches do just that. Welcomer's Training Course (DVD x 1, leader's manual x 1,

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 March 2008

Is it time for us to stop using the word ‘evangelical’ as our primary self-label? We have long been used to the media being thoroughly muddled about those who count as ‘evangelicals’ and those who don’t. Odd American televangelists (even the use of that word is a bit of

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 July 2007

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• 1 May 2007

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 March 2007

Literally no-one understands the word ‘literally’ anymore. I suspect that the meaning of the word has changed over the last generation or two. ‘Literally’ came into English from Old French (so blame William the Conqueror). It came from a French word meaning ‘letter’. So when it was first recorded (which

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• Kel Richards
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• 1 January 2007

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