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Church Leaders Say the Cross of St George Should Unite England, Not Be Hijacked by Division
Church leaders call for St George's Cross to unite England amid culture war over national identity
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Read the Full Transcript: The New Archbishop of Canterbury's First Presidential Address
Full transcript of Archbishop Sarah Mullally's first presidential address to General Synod
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The Church of England Just Overhauled How It Handles Complaints Against Clergy
Church of England overhauls clergy complaints and discipline system after years of criticism
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A Vicar Posted One TikTok Video and Nearly 3,000 People Asked for a Bible
TikTok Vicar Rev David Sims Gives Out Nearly 3000 Free Bibles After Viral Social Media Post Rev David Sims, known online as @tiktok_vicar, posted a short video on social media with a simple question: does anyone want a Bible? The response was overwhelming. Nearly 3,000 people have requested
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A York Church Charity Cannot Explain Where the Money Went: Now the Government Is Investigating
Charity Commission Investigates York Micklegate Ecclesiastical Trust Over Financial Controls and Missing Accounts The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into the Micklegate Ecclesiastical Trust, a York based charity connected to the Church of England, over serious concerns about financial controls, missing accounts, and potential conflicts of interest. The
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From Knife Crime to the Boxing Ring: How Christians Are Saving Lives on London Streets
Christian Boxing Alliance Cuts Youth Violence as London Homicides Fall to Decade Low The Christian Boxing Alliance is offering young people in London an alternative to gang life and knife crime, using boxing as a vehicle for mentorship, discipline, and the Gospel. The initiative comes as London homicides have fallen
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This Horrible Abyss That We Make- A reflection from the Gospel of Luke
Jesus said to the Pharisees: “There was a rich man who dressed in purple garments and fine linen and dined sumptuously each day. And lying at his door was a poor man named Lazarus, covered with sores, who would gladly have eaten his fill of the scraps that fell from
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Demonic? Christian Charity Launches AI To "Support" Children After Parents Divorce
Split Happens Platform Uses Artificial Intelligence to Replace Human Pastoral Care for Broken Families A new digital platform designed to support young people affected by parental separation has launched, replacing traditional pastoral care with artificial intelligence. Split Happens, created by Your Direction, part of the Christian charity Restored Lives, was
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Christian UK Politicians Demand Britain Ban Social Media for Kids Before It's Too Late
Labour Christians Join 61 MPs Calling on Prime Minister to Stop "Unregulated, Addictive" social media Platforms Christian MPs have urged the government to support an Australia style ban on social media for children under 16, joining 61 Labour MPs who signed a letter to Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
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Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Dies at 68 After Deathbed Conversion to Christ
Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Dies at 68 After Deathbed Conversion to Christ Cartoonist Accepts Jesus in Final Days Using Pascal's Wager Risk Reward Calculation Scott Adams, creator of the iconic Dilbert comic strip, died January 13 at age 68 after a battle with metastatic prostate cancer, accepting Jesus
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Christian Group Targets Manchester City Owner Over UAE Role in Sudan Genocide
CSW Demands Premier League Confront Sheikh Mansour About Backing Forces Killing Christians Christian Solidarity Worldwide has launched a campaign demanding the Premier League address alleged human rights abuses linked to Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan over the United Arab Emirates' support for forces
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UK School Cleared After Parents Accuse Teachers of "Evangelizing" Students With Christianity
Welsh Investigation Finds No Evidence of Inappropriate Religious Instruction A Welsh school has been cleared of evangelizing pupils after an investigation into complaints from parents who accused teachers of inappropriately promoting Christianity to students. The case highlights growing tensions in the United Kingdom over the presence of Christian faith in