Christian to stand trial after sharing ex-gay testimony
A Christian man in Malta is being prosecuted after he shared his testimony about leaving behind homosexual relationships in an interview with a local media outlet.
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Conversion therapy ban: Christians ready to go to court unless parents and pastors are protected
The Christian Institute has said it will take the government to court unless it ensures that the fundamental rights of parents and pastors are protected in a future ban on conversion therapy.
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Evangelicals lament Church of England's plans to introduce blessings for same-sex couples
Evangelicals have come out in strong opposition to today's announcement by the Church of England outlining plans to introduce blessings for same-sex couples.
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Christians prepare for legal action as government presses ahead with 'conversion therapy' ban
Culture secretary Michelle Donelan has announced that the government is preparing to publish draft legislation that will also include transgender people
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Nicola Sturgeon vows legal action after PM moves to block Scotland's gender identity reforms
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is planning to take legal action after Rishi Sunak blocked controversial gender reforms.
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Man arrested over London church shooting
A man has been arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting outside a London church that left a seven-year-old girl fighting for her life.
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Christian teacher accused of misgendering pupil denies misconduct
A Christian teacher has denied professional misconduct after allegedly misgendering a pupil and criticising Islam on YouTube.
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Three Christians found not guilty over Insulate Britain protest
Three Christians who took part in an Insulate Britain protest having been found not guilty of causing a public nuisance.,
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Catholic Church in Scotland faces 'crisis of closures' if members spend more on Netflix than tithes
Catholics in Scotland would much rather spend their extra cash on streaming and football matches than support their local parishes, which could ultimately lead to their demise, according to a new report.
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Archbishop of Canterbury defends CofE school policy
The Archbishop of Canterbury has defended the Church of England's anti-bullying policy that Christian parents and campaigners say is transgender-affirming and harmful.
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Evangelical student ministry UCCF suspends directors
National Director, Richard Cunningham, and Field Director, Tim Rudge, have been suspended while an investigation is carried out into "various allegations".
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SNP MP says Scottish government's gender recognition plans should be scrapped
An SNP MP has warned that women's safety will be put at risk if the Scottish government goes ahead with planned gender reforms.
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Warnings over Jersey assisted suicide proposals
Christians are being urged to take part in a public consultation on plans to allow euthanasia and assisted suicide in Jersey.
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