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Fund palliative care instead of ‘unworkable and unsafe’ assisted suicide law – CoE General Synod

Members of the Synod backed a call by the Bishop of London for the Government to increase funding for palliative care and palliative care research to enable people to live their lives in full until they die. The debate heard speeches opposing a change in...
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Church attendance continues to recover after Covid, Baptists and Pentecostals rise

Church attendance in Australia has risen each year since Covid reaching 1,305,200 in 2024 according to a new report from NCLS. Church Pulse Check 2021 to 2024 records a bounce back from a low of 1,025,200 in 2021. The data reflects attendance for the 21 denominations who...
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Where’s the strong spiritual leader we need to be found? Not in the Church of England

WE LIVE in times of great moral confusion. Old certainties and beliefs have been...
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Parliament’s culture of death and the Church’s troubling silence

IN THE 1980s, as a pre-med student at Trinity College Dublin, I attended a...
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Assisted suicide backed: A dark day for the vulnerable

Just moments ago, MPs voted 314 to 291 in favour of the assisted suicide...
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MPs vote for death as assisted suicide bill passes through Commons

Kim Leadbeater’s bill passes by 23 votes This afternoon, the assisted suicide bill has passed...
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Skrmetti Is a Partial Victory for Common Sense

In a much-anticipated decision, United States v. Skrmetti, the Supreme Court handed a win to states...
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Martin Davie’s response to the House of Bishops’ statement on Gaza

On the 22 May this year, the House of Bishops issued a statement about...
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Critiquing N.T. Wright on Abortion

Anglican Theologian and New Testament Scholar N.T. Wright unintentionally waded into controversy last week when in...
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Why one word changed everything: the Nicene Creed and the nature of Christ

The Creed finally promulgated by the Council of Nicaea was a rather awkward fusion...
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The Church of England is suffering from social justice fatigue

The Church of England’s first black clergyman, a Rev Bryan Mackey, was ordained in...
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Confessions of a Quiet Revival Sceptic: The claims of church revival in England don’t add up

Mouse recently confessed to someone that he was sceptical that a quiet revival was underway...
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The Problem with N. T. Wright’s Abortion Remarks

Anglican theologian and former bishop of Durham N. T. Wright has landed himself in...
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Can the new Melbourne Anglican Archbishop revive a shrinking church?

Christianity may be thriving in much of the global south but, for the Anglicans...
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Fund palliative care instead of ‘unworkable and unsafe’ assisted suicide law – CoE General Synod

Members of the Synod backed a call by the Bishop of London for the...
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Church attendance continues to recover after Covid, Baptists and Pentecostals rise

Church attendance in Australia has risen each year since Covid reaching 1,305,200 in 2024...
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Arizona bishop asks clergy to refrain from making political endorsements

This week, the IRS changed its long-standing policy that churches cannot endorse political candidates from the...
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Ohio bishop writes to her diocese on rules governing endorsement of political candidates

A Pastoral Word from Bishop Jolly on Church and Public Witness Dear Ones, This week’s news...

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