Committed churchgoers give 5 times more to charity
A report published by Christian charity Stewardship has suggested that regular churchgoers in Britain give nearly five times as much to charity per month than the average person.
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Prison Fellowship sees change with targeted approach
Prison Fellowship International (PFI) has introduced what it believes is a groundbreaking approach to ministering to prisoners that achieves both the salvation of souls and a drop in re-offending.
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The assisted dying bill is being pushed through without proper scrutiny
Experts express shock at 'astonishing bias' and serious flaws in Labour's attempt to legalise euthanasia in the UK that will open up a 'Pandora's box of risk'.
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JD Vance versus Rory Stewart on the meaning of 'love your neighbour'
The Christian theology of love has hit the headlines thanks to a furious debate started by JD Vance.
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Over 10,000 sign petition calling for review into DIY abortion drugs
Over 10,000 people have signed a petition calling upon the government to review the 'pills-by-post' scheme that allows women to carry out abortions at home without the in-person oversight of a medical practitioner.
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Churches can help to ease NHS pressures - report
A new report has said that faith groups have a significant role to play in easing the pressures on the NHS at the local level.
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Street preacher to appeal after court upholds arrest over anti-Islam placard
A Christian street preacher who was arrested after protesting Islam in the wake of the London Bridge terrorist attack in 2017 has had his appeal rejected by the High Court.
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Bishop of Liverpool denies sexual assault and harassment allegations
The Bishop of Liverpool, Dr John Perumbalath, has denied allegations of sexual assault and harassment broadcast by Channel 4 News on Tuesday night.
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Young people are spiritually open but struggle with established religion - survey
Despite the gloomy narrative being pushed by the media, a new survey has revealed that reports of God's death in Britain, and across the Western world, may be exaggerated.
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Pope calls on journalists to be 'communicators of hope'
The Pope has called on journalists to be 'communicators of hope' in a world "characterized by disinformation and polarization".
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Scottish Parliament warned against 'inherently dangerous' assisted suicide proposals
"Our strong assertion is that this bill will have a very determinantal impact on very vulnerable people who will feel invisible pressure to consider an option that wasn't there before."
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MPs call on Streeting to close abortion loophole that allows grooming gangs to cover up abuse
MPs have urged the Health Secretary to close an abortion loophole that allows grooming gangs to hide their sexual abuse of children.
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Family of Christian woman speak out after hospital removes nutrition tube
Hyacinth McIntosh, 54, was removed from life support and denied hydration against her wishes and beliefs, her family has said
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