- SNP’s abortion plans ‘deeply disturbing
- Irish teacher at centre of transgender row imprisoned again
- ‘Keyboard warriors’ shouldn’t be sentenced to prison, says bishop
- Alarm as UK teenagers rank last for life satisfaction in Europe
- Deep sadness’ over death of vicar and wife killed in horror collision
- Pope embarks on historic Asia Pacific tour
- Call for prayer as Parliament prepares to debate assisted suicide
- Thousands attend March for Life in London
- New mission centre seeks to equip Christians for migrant engagement
- Evangelical Alliance appoints new leader for Scotland
- Christian groups warn against ‘dangers’ of assisted suicide after ‘citizens jury’ backs changes
- Cathedral and choir schools will be ‘severely affected’ by Labour’s private school tax raid
- Justice justice you shall pursue
- Politician quits over social media post of baby Jesus with bullet holes
- Telling God’s story for the modern world
- Hearing loss advocate urges churches to ‘learn from Jesus’ to reach deaf communities for Christ
- Children must be at heart of UK’s foreign and aid policies, say campaigners
- Christians unite to launch National Week of Prayer for the UK
Irish teacher at centre of transgender row imprisoned again
A Christian teacher at the centre of a long-running dispute with a school over his refusal to use preferred pronouns has been imprisoned for a third time. Enoch Burke was arrested on Monday after defying a court order to stay…
‘Keyboard warriors’ shouldn’t be sentenced to prison, says bishop
disgusting and inflammatory language,” Judge Steven Everett said when sentencing her to 15 months, The Telegraph reported. “In circumstances such as these, even people like you need to go to prison because a message must go out that if you do these…
Alarm as UK teenagers rank last for life satisfaction in Europe
The UK’s teenagers have the lowest levels of happiness and life satisfaction in Europe, a new study has found. The Good Childhood Report 2024 was compiled by Christian charity, The Children’s Society, which said it painted a “deeply worrying picture”…
Deep sadness’ over death of vicar and wife killed in horror collision
The Diocese of Coventry has expressed its “deep sadness” over the deaths of a vicar and his wife who were killed in a collision in Anglesey on Wednesday. Rev Stephen Burch and his wife, Kathy, both 65, were walking near a…
Pope embarks on historic Asia Pacific tour
Pope Francis has arrived in Jakarta, Indonesia, for the start of his 45th Apostolic Journey that will also take him to Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste, and Singapore. He will spend three nights in Jakarta, the capital of the world’s most…
Call for prayer as Parliament prepares to debate assisted suicide
dignity,” he added. CEO of Christian advocacy group CARE, Ross Hendry, called assisted suicide “medically dangerous and unethical”. “The moral framework that underpins our approach to healthcare in the UK is based on the Christian belief that human beings, made…
Thousands attend March for Life in London
Thousands of people gathered in central London Saturday to take part in the annual March for Life UK. The march processed from the Emmanuel Centre in Westminster to Parliament Square. It was joined by Christians of different denominations, with Catholic,…
New mission centre seeks to equip Christians for migrant engagement
Migrants have always been a part of every country’s story, but as ease of travel seemingly makes the world smaller than ever, and conflict and strife see more people uprooted from the place they call home, the number of people…
Evangelical Alliance appoints new leader for Scotland
Lynne Paterson has been appointed as the new head of the Evangelical Alliance Scotland. She took up her post this week and will steer the organisation as it seeks to support churches across Scotland and make Jesus known in the…
Christian groups warn against ‘dangers’ of assisted suicide after ‘citizens jury’ backs changes
Recent polling of just over 2,000 adults by Whitestone Insight found that a majority (60%) support legalising assisted suicide. However, even among those who support it, a majority (56%) do not believe that it can be safely implemented, while the…