Christians pray as Westminster debates assisted suicide
Christians are praying that more MPs will be persuaded to reject Kim Leadbeater's assisted suicide bill when it is debated again the House of Commons on Friday.
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Exiled Cuban pastor barred from returning home as daughter battles cancer
The Church of England has been accused of failing to uphold Biblical views on sexuality and gender following a string of concerning cases at Church of England schools and an update to its anti-bullying guidance.
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Suicide is a sin - why can't we say so?
It might just be me, but amongst all the myriad and somewhat valid objections raised, including by Christians, to "Assisted Dying" (read "Doctors Killing Patients" or "Doctors Helping Patients to Kill Themselves"), I haven't really seen the most important, indeed the all-decisive, one.
Assisted suicide: Scotland’s shame
Increasingly Western societies, as they turn away from their Christian roots, become cultures of death.
Church of Scotland opposition to assisted suicide 'under review'
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Critics call CofE's school guidance unbiblical
The Church of England has been accused of failing to uphold Biblical views on sexuality and gender following a string of concerning cases at Church of England schools and an update to its anti-bullying guidance.
GPs and psychiatrists express concern about proposed assisted suicide laws
GPs have described proposals to legalise assisted suicide as "highly dangerous" and "cruel".
Dozens of Scottish church leaders warn against legalising assisted suicide
Pastors and Christian leaders across Scotland have signed an open letter to MSPs urging them to vote against a draft bill that seeks to legalise assisted suicide.
First Minister John Swinney among MSPs to vote against Scottish assisted dying bill
Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, has confirmed he will vote against the controversial Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill, ahead of its pivotal Stage 1 vote set for Tuesday evening.
Sequel to hit Christian movie 'I Can Only Imagine' gets new release date
The release date for the faith-based film “I Can Only Imagine 2,” the sequel to the 2018 box office hit, is moving from March 20, 2026, to Feb. 20, 2026, Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company have announced.
Christians 'deeply sad' as Scottish Parliament backs assisted suicide bill
Liam McArthur's bill has passed an initial vote in the Scottish Parliament despite opposition.
The unyielding faith of one woman that shook an empire
In the year AD 203, a young woman named Vibia Perpetua stepped into a Roman arena in Carthage, North Africa. The crowd jeered, wild beasts prowled, and death was certain. Yet she did not hesitate.
Council backs down on street preaching restrictions
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