An information resource for orthodox Anglicans
By Trevin Wax, TGC. A couple weeks ago, I contributed an article on preaching for The Keller Center and why it’s important for pastors to “find the edge” in their sermon preparation. Finding the edge means asking these questions: How does...
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By Thomas O’Reilly, European Conservative. The defeat of two referenda to remove the word woman from the constitution and alter the legal definition of what constitutes a family under Irish law appears not to have blunted...
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Fri Mar 22 am 22 pm: 141, 143 Exodus 9:13-35 2 Cor 4:1-12 Mark 10:32-45 FIFTH FRIDAY OF LENT – Saint Lea, Prioress, 384 LITURGICAL THEME FOR THE DAY: St. Lea of Rome is known only through the testimony of her beloved friend, the learned...
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by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, UnHerd: Our moral confusion is proving suicidal. When and why did American life become so coarse, amoral and ungovernable? In his classic 1993 essay, “Defining Deviancy Down”, the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan...
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from The Christian Institute: Abortions for unborn children with Down’s syndrome could be banned after 24 weeks, with MPs set to debate and vote on the proposal next month. In Great Britain, abortion is currently permitted for most...
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by Carl R Trueman, First Things: Over at the U.K.’s Spectator, William Moore has penned an article with the provocative title, “Is the C of E about to say sorry for Christianity?” He writes about a report by the independent Oversight...
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from Christian Today: A broad coalition of organisations and individuals is calling on the Scottish government to stall implementation of its new Hate Crime and Public Order Act, which comes into force on 1 April. The new law makes it a...
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by Lord Sewell, CapX: By victimising the Windrush generation, we’ve forgotten their successes. As a child, I attended Sunday School at St John’s Anglican Church. We were taught each week the best stories in the world. What is clear...
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Henry Bodkin, James Warrington and Anita Singh, Telegraph: Veteran presenter criticises investigation into Justin Webb over Today comments. The BBC is still under the influence of Stonewall, John Humphrys has suggested, as he threw his...
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by Joanna Williams, spiked: Children in Scotland and Wales are still being encouraged to socially and medically transition. It is great news that England’s gender-confused children will no longer be pushed on to puberty blockers. As Jo...
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