Protestant News
The National Churches Trust has called on the British government to end what it calls the "unfair" 20 percent VAT levied on historic church repairs. The demand follows the Starmer government's quiet closure of the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme and its replacement with a smaller...
Protestant News
A pro life Christian arrested for allegedly breaching a UK abortion clinic buffer zone has had all charges dropped, Christian Post reported on 23 May 2026. The case is the latest in a recognisable pattern: British police arrest a praying Christian, investigate for months, and then drop...
Protestant News
The Diocese of Blackburn just turned 100. Over 1,000 Anglicans gathered in Blackpool for the centenary celebration on 24 May 2026. The diocese has served Lancashire across 100 years of industrial collapse, demographic change, and post Christian drift, and still musters 1,000 worshippers...
Protestant News
Christian Today has published a long form reflection on 26 May 2026 attempting to answer the question many British clergy have spent the past year avoiding: what should Christians make of Tommy Robinson?
Protestant News
A new Christian Today reflection published 26 May 2026 asks the question quietly haunting the Church of England's leadership: does the CofE need to rethink its messaging?
Protestant News
Oxford emeritus mathematician and Christian apologist John Lennox has issued a sharp warning. "AI is making us lazy," he told a Christian Today interview published 26 May 2026. Outsourcing thinking, reasoning, and writing to large language models erodes the very faculty of mind that bears...
Protestant News
Christian think tank Theos has released preliminary findings from a major new survey of British attitudes toward Christianity and national identity. The results, published 21 May 2026, suggest the British public has a far stronger link between Christianity and national identity than the...
Protestant News
The Starmer government has just opened submissions for the new Places of Worship Renewal Fund, set at £23 million, after quietly killing the previous Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme (LPWGS). The LPWGS budget was first nearly halved before being completely replaced by the new fund...
Christian News
Britain's foster care system is buckling, and Christian charities are stepping in. A new joint campaign from Home for Good and Safe Families UK, launched during Foster Care Fortnight 2026, has revealed that 51 percent of practising Christians are willing to become foster carers, compared...
Protestant News
The Church of Scotland has formally apologised at its General Assembly for the Kirk's historical involvement in chattel slavery. The apology, presented on 17 May 2026 by Very Rev Sally Foster Fulton, acknowledged that the Church both directly and indirectly benefited from slavery and that...
Protestant News
A new Premier Christian News survey of 260 British Christians has produced a striking finding: 23 percent identify as Christian nationalists, 25 percent call the Christian nationalist movement "godly," and 26 percent say Christian imagery like the St George flag has been misused in the...
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A national week of interfaith solidarity has launched across Britain, with representatives from Christian, Jewish, and Islamic communities calling for "a million acts of hope" to unite multi faith Britain against rising hatred. Over 200 charities and thousands of community groups are...