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Sally Hope2022-11-25T12:41:00
A quarter of all churchgoers will experience abusive behaviour. But if violence against women is largely perpetrated by men, and churches are largely run by men, why can’t Sally Hope get men to come to her training? On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, she asks: Why won’t men engage?
2022-11-24T16:57:00Z By Megan Cornwell
Julie Roys explains why she’s determined to expose abuse and misconduct in the Church
2022-11-16T15:20:00Z By 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
2022-11-02T09:25:00Z By Megan Cornwell
Following the fallout from the pandemic, psychological illnesses are at record levels. Megan Cornwell visits a church in Bath which is pioneering new ways of binding up the broken hearted
2026-11-06T15:11:00Z By Tim Cross
Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, retired Major General Tim Cross CBE says more and more members of our military are eagerly exploring the Christian faith
2026-11-06T12:07:00Z By Holly-Anna Petersen
Comedian Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault, two years after a high-profile conversion to Christianity. It’s right to believe in second chances, says Christian therapist Holly-Anna Petersen. But the promise of God’s redemption must never come at the expense of victims
2026-11-05T12:11:00Z By Gavin Ashenden
The former Irish President has claimed that baptising infants is a breach of their human rights. Nonsense, replies Gavin Ashenden. Being baptised into a loving church family is the greatest gift we can offer our children, and echoes God’s free gift of grace to us all
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