Staff writer
-
Salvation Army warns of homelessness crisis without long-term funding plan
The Salvation Army has warned of a homelessness crisis if the Government takes a "short-term approach" to spending on support services.
-
Northern Ireland's First Minister signals support for church security scheme
Research by CARE NI found that places of worship in Northern Ireland had been attacked over 600 times in just five years.
-
Extend free school meals to prevent 'harrowing' Christmas for families, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of Durham are calling on the Government to expand free school meals over the school holidays as a growing number of families face hardship due to the pandemic.
-
Schools should cut ties with groups that promote 'harmful' gender stereotypes
The Christian Institute is urging schools to cut ties with groups that promote radical ideas around gender identity.
-
Scottish Government launches consultation on making DIY abortions permanent
The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on whether to extend temporary arrangements allowing for at-home abortions during the pandemic.
-
RZIM launches investigation into Ravi Zacharias sexual harassment claims
An independent investigation has been launched into claims that late apologist Ravi Zacharias sexually harassed massage therapists who worked at two spas he co-owned.
-
Christian Solidarity Worldwide challenges Marks & Spencer over Uighur slave labour
Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has launched a letter-writing campaign asking Marks & Spencer to reassure shoppers that it does not use Uighur slave labour in the manufacture of its clothing.
-
St Jerome on a laptop: new mosaic celebrates enduring legacy of 4th century Bible translator
A stunning new artwork has been unveiled to mark 1,600 years since the death of Vulgate translator St Jerome.
-
2,500 Bibles sent to remote tribe that once killed missionaries
A remote Papua tribe has received 2,500 Bibles 55 years after two missionaries trying to reach them with the Gospel were slain.
-
Hong Kong churches called to stand up for democracy as Beijing tightens its grip
A pastor's son and pro-democracy campaigner has urged Hong Kong churches to do their part in standing up for freedom in the territory.
-
Police neutrality on Pride and gender identity has been 'betrayed' - report
Police have "betrayed their commitment to neutrality" through partnerships with LGBT lobby groups like Stonewall, a report by free speech campaigners has said.
-
Scottish universities accused of censoring pro-life views
Pro-life groups have written to the Scottish Government urging it to take action against the censorship of anti-abortion views on university campuses.