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Andrea Williams2023-06-22T08:44:00
A senior member of the Church of England has hit out at Christian Concern for allegedly "aggressive" behaviour when it comes to transgender issues. Andrea Williams says the comments were "blatantly unfair"
Rev Dr Malcolm Brown made an astonishing assertion in yesterday’s The Telegraph that Christians are seen as “aggressive” in court cases involving issues of transgenderism.
Looking at the catalogue of recent Christian Legal Centre cases which meet the description, the blatant unfairness of this criticism becomes obvious.
2025-02-14T15:39:00Z By Miriam Cates
Christians in the US have applauded Donald Trump for reversing state support for gender ideology. But in the UK, a nurse is in court after being dismissed for objecting to sharing a changing room with doctor who was born male. Miriam Cates urges Christians to stand firm in the truth and reject fear-driven silence
2023-07-04T09:51:00Z By Rev Dr Christopher Landau
The proposed Prayers of Love and Faith, offering blessings for LGBT couples, go before General Synod this week. But Rev Dr Christopher Landau says fundamental questions remain unanswered. He’s making a plea for theological coherence
2026-07-07T15:54:00Z By Jade Ross
Gareth Southgate’s new documentary has drawn national attention to the struggles facing young men across Britain. Jade Ross says that if we want to change their future, the Church must start helping boys with preventative measures
2026-07-07T15:49:00Z By James Gordon Reid Haveloch-Jones
As England prepare to face Norway in the World Cup quarter-final, James Gordon Reid reflects on the joy, spectacle and national devotion football inspires. But with betting companies embedded in the game, he asks whether Christians can celebrate sport while resisting the darkness of gambling
2026-07-06T14:59:00Z By Ciarán Kelly
Requests for pastoral support, ministry or even a parent’s advice or opinion could be criminalised under the UK government’s new draft Conversion Practices Bill, warns Christian Institute’s Ciarán Kelly
2026-07-01T14:12:00Z By Tony Wilson
A new study has shown that collective worship releases naturally-occurring opioids in the brain, strengthening our sense of belonging and increasing our ability to endure pain. Tony Wilson explains more
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