Denying individuals access to banks holds the potential of making them a 'non-person', unable any longer to function in society. What better way to ensure compliance with a programme of societal reconfiguration than cutting someone off from their means to live?
Past generations of English people appreciated the Church of England's work but times have changed.
It isn't enough just to include people with learning disabilities in church community. These believers, like the rest of us, also need support to grow towards spiritual maturity.
As technology advances and becomes more integrated into our daily lives, it's natural to wonder what role it may play in our spiritual practices.
Rather than dwelling on the negatives of the past, it is imperative that national and expatriate church workers establish a let's-go-and-build-together attitude for the good of the church as a whole
In this current climate of financial constraints, churches have an opportunity to step up and fill the void in a truly unique way.
It is time that the Church, and especially its bishops, clergy and educators, repudiated and rejected critical race theory.
We cannot with a straight face talk about baby loss before 24 weeks in miscarriage whilst those who purposefully induce miscarriage are merely aborting a few cells.
If hate speech and bigotry continue to rule the day, as we've witnessed in Manipur, India will descend further into chaos for women nationwide.
John Nelson Darby is known as the 'father of dispensationalism' but others helped to forge this theological framework of salvation history.
As Christians weigh up different parties' proposals, there are three questions we can ask.
The government's swift response to the Nigel Farage 'de-banking' scandal contrasts with its dithering over new transgender guidance for schools. Why is that?
But this autonomy is not a call for isolation or exclusion. Rather, it is a call for collaboration, partnership, and mutual learning.
