Christian parents launch legal action over transgender guidance for primary schools
Christian parents are taking legal action against the government over transgender guidelines being used in primary schools nationwide.
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Christian doctors may leave the NHS if assisted suicide is legalised, warns professor
Professor John Wyatt has warned that many Christian doctors will not in conscience be able to practise in the NHS if assisted suicide becomes legal.
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Lord Carey speaks of deep regret over Peter Ball case at memoir launch
Lord George Carey launched the second instalment of his memoirs, The Truth Will Set You Free, at the Christian Resources Exhibition on Thursday.
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The 'staggering' scale of persecution in the 21st century and how it can be addressed
"There is still a limited appreciation amongst churches across this country of how massive this issue is worldwide," says Fiona Bruce MP, the Prime Minister's Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB).
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Evangelism summit hears call for more confident Church in postmodern, post-Covid world
There are many challenges facing the UK Church but with the pandemic receding, there are also many opportunities, says the Rev Hugh Osgood.
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Telling the truth: why a special service and Day of Prayer for the Media really matter
The service and Day of Prayer come as the vital role of the media was underlined by this year's Nobel Prize for Peace being awarded to campaigning journalists Dmitry Muratov of Russia, and Maria Ressa of the Philippines.
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Church should pay reparations for role in slave trade, say theologians
The Church has a moral obligation to pay reparations for its involvement in the slave trade, a panel of Christian thinkers has said.
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Over 7,000 sign petition against Exeter University pro-life group
Pro-life students at Exeter University say they have received death threats over their views on abortion.
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Northern Ireland court hears challenge against abortion powers
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland exceeded his powers by issuing directives to radically expand abortion provision in the province, a pro-life group has claimed.
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Christian nurse sues NHS trust over cross necklace policy
"This has always been an attack on my faith," says former NHS theatre practitioner Mary Onuoha.
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Pope, Archbishop lead calls for climate action
Pope Francis, the Archbishop of Canterbury and other religious leaders came together at the Vatican on Monday for a climate-focused meeting ahead of the UN's COP26 summit in Glasgow next month.
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Assisted suicide 'cannot be made safe' - Labour peer
Labour peer Lord Hunt has warned of the risk to vulnerable people from "unscrupulous relatives" if assisted suicide is legalised.
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Queen congratulates Songs of Praise on 60th anniversary
The Queen has sent a message of congratulations to BBC One's Songs of Praise as it celebrates its 60th anniversary.
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