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Christian convert fears for his life due to anti-Christian bias in Home Office

16 February 2020

A Christian asylum seeker who faces the prospect of imprisonment, torture and separation from his English wife and child because of his faith has re-launched his bid for asylum to the Home Office. Mr Reza Karkah, 38 from Bradford, has good reason to believe he would be executed by authorities and exposed to vigilante violence ...

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Transgender affirmation damages lives, synod to be told

12 February 2020

Date: Thursday 13 February Time: 13:00-14:00 Venue: Room 3, Church House, Deans Yard, Westminster, London SW1P 3NZ General Synod, the Church of England’s decision making body, is to hear testimonies of how the ideological demand to affirm and give medical treatment to people with gender dysphoria is leading to regret and harm in many people’s lives. The fringe ...

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Church of England says that over 98% of UK abortions are morally wrong

10 February 2020

Today (10 Feb) the House of Bishops at the Church of England’s General Synod have stated that at least 98.3% of abortions taking place in the UK are immoral. In November 2019, Archbishop Justin Welby, stated on LBC radio that the Church of England’s stance on abortion was very clear – but failed to share ...

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Andrea Williams responds to Archbishops’ apology for marriage statement

31 January 2020

Andrea Williams, lay General Synod member in the Church of England and chief executive of Christian Concern comments on yesterday’s statement from Archbishop Justin Welby and Archbishop John Sentamu: It amazes me that I continue to be surprised by the Church of England. This week it is astonishing that the Archbishops have issued an apology for the pastoral ...

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President of the Employment Tribunals re-opens investigation of ‘anti-Christian’ judge

27 January 2020

Judge Brian Doyle, the President of the Employment Tribunals in England and Wales, has re-opened an investigation into Employment Judge Martin Kurrein’s conduct during the high-profile trial of Sarah Kuteh in 2017, following a Christian Legal Centre complaint.

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