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New Christians for Reform group receives mixed responses

New Christians for Reform group receives mixed responses

Reform UK has witnessed a growing Christian presence over the past year, culminating in the recent launch of Christians for Reform, the party’s Christian fellowship.

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CofE evangelicals respond to LLF conclusion
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A group of concerned parties are pursuing legal proceedings in the High Court to stop a trial of puberty blockers …

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Geoff Locke: A grand testimony to the grace of Christ

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The Funeral of Geoff Locke took place on 21 January and was a great occasion in a packed church full …

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Joined up Biblical thinking

Joined up Biblical thinking

Beale provides a brilliant introductory essay to this volume, writing: “When recognised, allusions pull the reader into the orbit of …

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Learning from John Newton 300 years on

Learning from John Newton 300 years on

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Pastor, you are not an island

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First City Mission marks 200 years

First City Mission marks 200 years

The world’s first official City Mission, Glasgow City Mission, is celebrating 200 years of service in Scotland’s largest city.Established …

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Assisted dying ‘bullying’ claim

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The parliamentarians behind the assisted dying bill have been warned against triggering a rarely used law to override the House …

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Homeschooling warning

Homeschooling warning

Homeschooling parents will not have to tell their local authority of actual time spent educating their children, following a major …

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Nigeria: Violence ongoing after strikes

Nigeria: Violence ongoing after strikes

Recent US airstrikes have “clearly had an impact” on the situation facing Christians in Nigeria, but religiously motivated violence continues, …

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Iran: ‘Streets smell of blood’

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Christians in Iran continue to meet to grieve and pray amidst ongoing unrest and state brutality, with one person on …

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Crackdown in China deepens

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The suppression of religious belief in China continues to deepen, with a “full-scale institutional restructuring” making many church activities illegal …

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Thirtyone:eight CEO steps down

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Martin Goldsmith: Much-loved Jewish disciple of Jesus

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One of Britain’s most well-known Jewish disciples of Jesus, Martin Goldsmith, has died peacefully, aged 91, after an extraordinary life …

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Elizabeth Catherwood: Towering evangelical figure

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Elizabeth Catherwood, the globally loved Vice-President of IFES 2003–2011, went to Heaven on 26 January 2026, not long after celebrating …

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Lord Biggar, the author of Colonialism, takes apart limb by limb the arguments put forward by a campaign for …

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Jesus’ Easter Journey by Carine Mackenzie. Follow Jesus through the most pivotal week in human history with this beautifully crafted …

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Recorded music - your views
Date posted: 17 Feb 2026

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter regarding request for recorded hymns. We have a Roland Music Player …

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After Bondi - your views
Date posted: 16 Feb 2026

Dear Editor, How timely is the article by Joseph Steinberg (“After Bondi: I am Jewish – this is …

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Monarchy questions - your views
Date posted: 15 Feb 2026

Dear Editor, Mr Burke has significantly distorted the history of monarchy in Britain by conflating its origins with an …

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