by Kate Dunlop, The Conservative Woman: THE international pro-abortion movement is marching across Europe to erase any existing restrictions on terminations and capture more women and girls than ever before. It has its sights fixed first on the European Union, then the UK, and then on to the rest of the world. In the UK medical, […]

from Christian Concern: As churches were plunged into lockdown early on in the pandemic, many were quick to move online, creating church services over Zoom, streaming live from YouTube, or uploading the weekly sermon to Facebook. But as churches are now free to open to the public again, we’re asking, should ‘hybrid church’ be here […]

By Andrew Symes, Anglican Mainstream: “If I was to stand up on a soapbox and start spewing hate speech, the fact that I might begin by saying ‘Dear God’, and end by saying ‘Amen’ wouldn’t protect me…” But what the Bishop of Manchester goes on to say in this interview in the Guardian, and the […]

by Philip Jenkins, The Gospel Coalition: The New York Times recently published a major article addressing one of the most significant developments in the modern world. The story, by Damien Cave, Emma Bubola, and Choe Sang-Hun, was titled “Long Slide Looms for World Population, With Sweeping Ramifications” (May 22), and it reports on the sharp […]

by Dr Tony Rucinski, Coalition for Marriage: RSE (Relationships and Sex Education) is being used as a tool to change the culture of Britain. For the sake of our children and society, Judith Nemeth from The Values Foundation, warns us that we need to be alert to what schools are teaching children in RSE lessons. […]

from Barnabas Fund: [Editor’s note: this report has particular resonance for myself and my wife as we have recently become involved in the support of Eritrean refugees attending our church.] Eritrea remains one of the worst countries in the world for Christian persecution, where conditions are so harsh for believers that it is described by […]

By Giles Udy, Psephizo: George Floyd’s death was deeply traumatic for many people. In the months that followed as those who had experienced racism found a voice to express the history of their pain, I felt it was important for me not only to listen to them but to educate myself as much as I […]

by Jo Appleton, Evangelical Focus: There is increasing cultural diversity that works against the traditional beliefs. The critical factor is the extent to which religious involvement is transmitted to the younger generation. Professor David Voas is Professor of Social Science at the University College London Institute for Social Research, where much of his work concerns […]

by David Robertson, Christian Today: It was a startling headline in The Australian: “State-sanctioned death exposes West’s moral decay.” The article that followed, from Paul Kelly, the paper’s Editor-at-Large, was one of the most extraordinary, moving, and powerful I have ever read, and I thought it would be helpful to share some of the insights […]

by Carl R Trueman, First Things: One of the most striking features of the contemporary Christian scene is embarrassment. Many of the leading traditional institutions of the faith seem embarrassed by the gospel. One example is the current debate within the Catholic Church concerning communion for politicians who support abortion, most obviously President Joe Biden. […]