Quakers to rewrite rules
For the first time in 23 years the Quakers in Britain have decided to rewrite their book of discipline. ‘Quaker Faith and Practice’ provides spiritual wisdom, guidance, and advice for…
No snooping on Sunday schools
The government declared on 10 April that it has abandoned plans to register and inspect out-of-school education settings, including Sunday schools and youth groups. Over two years ago the Department…
Ashers Bakery await final verdict
Almost four years after the ‘gay cake’ controversy began, the Christian bakers’ legal appeal reached the Supreme Court at the beginning of May.
National media ignored Nottingham pro-life win
While TV news and the press focused heavily on the recent ban on vigils outside an abortion centre in London, a Nottingham decision to protect such protests went virtually unreported.…
Journalist condemned for defending children
Popular columnist Richard Littlejohn endures backlash for defending children’s right to a mother and father DAILY MAIL columnist Richard Littlejohn has attracted the wrath of the liberal media for writing…
Comedy legend’s life of prayer
Sir Ken Dodd died aged 90 on 11 March, but few of the national reports mentioned he was a regular churchgoer who called the Book of Common Prayer his “guide…
Williams and Dawkins unite on schools
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and arch-atheist Richard Dawkins are co-signatories to a letter in The Daily Telegraph about faith school pupil quotas. The two men are named in…
MP labels prayer as ‘abuse’
A pro-abortion Labour MP says abortion protests are a form of “abuse and harassment”.
Senior Tory calls for abortion limit reduction
The Conservative Vice Chair for Women says the 24-week abortion limit should be reduced.
Thousands of Christians to break ‘fear barrier’
Churchgoers gearing up to invite friends to church this June Three million people in the UK are open to an invitation to church, according to research – but most Christians…
Public backs campaign to help slavery victims
Louise Gleich (right) answers parliamentary questions on human trafficking on behalf of CARE The Free For Good campaign was only launched in Parliament at the end of January, yet by…
Labour plots against NI abortion laws
PLOTS ARE AFOOT TO bring abortion to Northern Ireland, the only part of the UK where the unborn child cannot legally be killed.
Knife amnesty at London church
Youthful celebrations at the Southwark church where knives are left at the altar It’s not every church that has an offering of drugs and knives, but at Spac Nation Ministries…
Meghan Markle baptised
In a ceremony led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Prince Harry’s fiancée Meghan Markle has been baptised and confirmed in the Church of England.
Vicar abused for holding EA ‘gays’ course
Church rector David McClay says he and his family have received abusive phone calls and have been accused of running a ‘gay therapy’ course.