politics & policy
Time to end the evil of
sex-selective abortion
James Mildred
Date posted: 1 Sep 2021
In the future, men are set to outnumber
women by a considerable margin. That’s
according
to some new research which
suggests there are millions of missing girls
thanks to sex-selective abortion.
In certain countries, there’s a clear cultural
preference for boys rather than girls and by
2100, if current rates continue, 22million
girls could be lost to the practice.
politics & policy
Stonewall backlash
James Mildred
Date posted: 1 Jul 2021
A few years ago, a former journalist speculated that the debate over transgender had the potential to break Stonewall. Based on a flurry of recent news stories, it now seems their words were strangely prophetic.
A once well-disciplined campaign group is under fire over its approach to trans rights and its treatment of those who dare to disagree.
Living in Love and Faith – a primer...
Revd Dr Ian Paul tells us what it’s about and why evangelicals outside the CofE should be aware and praying
How has the publication of Living in Love and Faith come about?
The Church of England has officially been discussing the whole question of sexuality, in particular same-sex relationships, for 50 years. After a series of reports, some controversial, and a process of ‘Shared Conversations’, it is no closer to agreeing on whether there are good reasons to change its understanding of marriage. When the bishops said this to General Synod, there was a minor rebellion, and as a result, this ‘teaching resource’ was developed.
everyday evangelism
The power of ‘Dunno, what do you reckon?’
Glen Scrivener
Date posted: 1 Mar 2021
What should we do when confronted with difficult questions about the faith?
For many Christians the fear of encountering such questions keeps them from being public about their Christianity, but such fears needn’t paralyse us. Here are two ways of engaging even when you don’t know ‘The Answer’.