The Court of Appeal is trying to re-write the meaning of ‘evangelical’
By 
Simon Calvert2021-09-28T08:56:00
The Court of Appeal has told a Christian fostering service that they are discriminating by only allowing heterosexual evangelicals to become foster parents. Simon Calvert responds
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