Marriage: a leap for Methodists, a shuffle for the Church of England
The British Methodist church has taken a leap forward towards
Stuck in earlier modern thinking on gender, the Vatican fails young people
The Vatican has attacked ‘gender theory’ in a widely-criticised
Sacking Sandwell lecturer damages equality and free speech
A black lecturer in the West Midlands was sacked after writing 'racist' on a poster about the controversial counter-extremism programme
Disturbing evidence on Sri Lanka Easter bombers’ connections
The Sri Lankan authorities face tough questions after alarming allegations about terrorists linked with the Easter Day bombi
Birmingham schools row is not a clash of religious and LGBT equality
A heated row continues over teaching in Birmingham schools which encourages lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT
Terror threatens all Sri Lankan communities after Easter explosions
People of all communities queued to donate blood after horrific terror attack
Tackling far right violence after the New Zealand massacre
Forty-nine people were killed on 15 March 2019 after shootings at t
Death, failure, oppression and hope in Lent
Mortality, weakness, poverty and oppression – the Ash Wednesday service throws light on what is wrong in the world and ourselves.
Damaged democracy and Brexit
As concern grows about the harm which Brexit may cause, some people still insist that it should not be reconsidered because it reflects the 'will of the people'.
Welcoming transgender Christians and valuing discipleship: letter to Bishops misses the point
Over 2000 people have
