PA textbook incitement

A European Parliament committee has voted to freeze over 15 million euros earmarked for the Palestinian Authority if they do not remove incitement from their textbooks, which contain numerous examples of hate speech and glorification of jihad (holy war) and … Read More

Short overview of Asia Bibi ‘blasphemy’ case

Roman Catholic Asia Bibi, a farm labourer from Punjab, was harvesting berries with other women in June 2009 when she picked up a cup to drink some water.

Some of her Muslim co-workers accused her of polluting the cup, simply … Read More

Asia’s life in hellish jail

Reports of Asia Bibi suffering attempted poisoning, then early signs of dementia, have circulated for the past few years. The British Pakistani Christian Association’s lead officer in Pakistan, Mehwish Bhatti, visited Multan Jail in April 2017 but was refused access … Read More

“The day Britain died”

Jewish peer Lord Alan Sugar has said that if Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister, it will be “the day Britain died”.

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The beauty of Zion

Reclaiming the noble description of God’s holy city
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Landmark conference breaks Church’s silence on abortion

Breaking the Silence conference, hosted by Brephos, Emmanuel Centre, London, 16 October 2018

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100 gather to pray for Britain

This Land of Hope and Glory: day of prayer hosted by Faith Alive Church, Aylesbury, 20 October 2018

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Make the Most of Christmas Says J John

MAKING THE MOST OF CHRISTMAS IS NOT GOING OVERBOARD ON YOUR CREDIT CARD AND GORGING ON TURKEY, BUT COMING TO A LIFE-CHANGING REALISATION OF THE TRUE REASON FOR THE SEASON.

That is part of the Gospel that will be preached from most pulpits this Christmas, but millions are missing out simply because they’re not being invited to carol services. Read More

NHS director loses fight over adoption views

BBC’s South-East Today reports on Richard Page’s case                 

Believing a dad and mum are best “undermined” staff confidence

Several years ago magistrate Richard Page told a legal colleague that he thought children … Read More

Too Lidl faith

The digitally-altered Santorini church as it appeared on Lidl packaging (Credit: Stacy Cashman at RamblingTraveler.com)

Lidl has been caught out deleting crosses from packaging photos.

The supermarket chain digitally removed the crosses from photos used to illustrate their Eirdanous range of Greek food. The pictures were of a Greek Orthodox church in Santorini.

After disgruntled shoppers drew attention to the Photoshopped images, Lidl UK told Premier Radio: “We are sincerely sorry for any offence caused by the artwork on our Eridanous product range and can confirm that we will be revising the packaging design as soon as possible.” Read More