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Street preacher acquitted after âLGBT safe spaceâ prosecution over Christian tract (opens the original)
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The Christian Legal Centre has welcomed the acquittal of a Christian preacher who was accused of violating an LGBT âsafe spaceâ by distributing tracts about Sodom and Gomorrah. Richard Johnson, 72, recounted how he handed out biblical tracts covering various subjects in Soho, most of which were irrelevant to homosexuality. In the incident last year, Johnson was eventually accosted by two men who told him to âget out of Soho.â He left the area, fearing for his safety. Johnson was later pr
Darlene Zschech reflects on struggles that inspired popular worship song 'Shout to the Lord' (opens the original)
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Veteran worship leader Darlene Zschech believes the Church is once again entering a season in which God is moving powerfully and new expressions of worship are emerging. The Australian singer and songwriter, formerly of Hillsong, reflected on the relationship between worship and revival during an interview with Michael Foust on his "Crosswalk Talk" podcast. Looking back at earlier periods of revival and comparing them with what she sees happening today, Zschech said she believes the Church is li
Christian leaders push back against Kairos II calling Israel 'apartheid' state at CofE Synod (opens the original)
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A coalition of Christian pastors, theologians and lay leaders has launched a public declaration rejecting a controversial Palestinian Christian document that the Church of England's General Synod voted to “hear” and engage with despite strong opposition from Jews. The “Declaration Against Kairos II" calls on Christians worldwide to reject what it describes as theological distortions that are damaging Jewish-Christian relations. It invites Christians to add their names in support. It has been pub
Archbishops give OK to ex-gay event after nearly caving to LGBT activists ahead of Synod (opens the original)
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The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have given the green light for an event featuring ex-gay Christians during the Church of England General Synod after coming under pressure to cancel it. The event scheduled for July 13 will feature Matthew Grech, who was recently acquitted of promoting so-called "conversion practices" in Malta after he shared his testimony of leaving homosexuality behind on a radio show. The second guest speaker is Mike Davidson, chairman of the International Foundation for
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