December

Highlights

God’s builder: ‘All my work is for the glory of God’

‘God used donkeys to rescue me from addiction’

‘I would love to be out of a job’ Investigative reporter Julie Roys on uncovering Church scandals

Pastor Mick Fleming: ‘An angel told me to forgive the man who abused me’

Can Christians afford to be hospitable this Christmas?

Why doesn’t life make sense?

From domestic abuse to new creation

How can the Church reach a spiritually curious generation? Two social media influencers explain

God’s builder: ‘All my work is for the glory of God’
‘God used donkeys to rescue me from addiction’
‘I would love to be out of a job’ Investigative reporter Julie Roys on uncovering Church scandals
Pastor Mick Fleming: ‘An angel told me to forgive the man who abused me’
Can Christians afford to be hospitable this Christmas?
Why doesn’t life make sense?
From domestic abuse to new creation
How can the Church reach a spiritually curious generation? Two social media influencers explain

Features

News Analysis

Should church leaders be forced to break confidentiality and report abuse?

2022-11-16T15:20:00+00:00By Tim Wyatt

If the Government brings in mandatory reporting, church leaders would be legally bound to disclose any instances of abuse they hear about during Confession. Would the move bring necessary reform to protect society’s most vulnerable, or constitute unjust interference with religious freedom? Tim Wyatt speaks to those on both sides of the debate