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Lucy Khoneizer2021-11-05T15:14:00
The failure to provide an accessible entrance for Israeli minister Karine Elharrar at COP26 has been roundly condemned. But Lucy Khoneizer, who is mother to a wheelchair using son, wonders if we’re actually all guilty of making similar mistakes
2021-11-08T17:15:00Z By Dr Ian Paul
Dr Ian Paul asks: does it have to be an either/or choice?
2026-06-19T14:16:00Z By Clare Fussell
Is a powerful Christian media mogul responsible for climate change misinformation? Clare Fussell explains why Christian climate group Operation Noah is so concerned about Sir Paul Marshall’s recent donations to churches
2026-06-10T10:35:00Z By Kate Orson
Kate Orson grew up recycling, embracing vegetarianism and protesting for environmental causes. Now, reflecting on her journey from teenage activist to Christian, she argues that some of the policies promoted by the green movement are actually harmful to people and the planet
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
2026-07-01T08:31:00Z By Gavin Ashenden
In a little-noticed change to his official accounts, King Charles appears to have revised his pledge to “defend the faith”. Former Chaplain to the Queen Gavin Ashenden gives his view on what it means
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