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Christian charity takes over Gaines Manor (opens the original)
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The Gaines Manor Activity Centre is changing hands after 60 years of running Christian camps on the site. The large Georgian manor, set on ten acres of land, is being taken over by Yorkshire Camps – another Christian charity that runs 40 camps year-round for more than 1,500 young people. Yorkshire Camps, established in 2013, is based out of Netherside Hall, a former residential school near Grassington. The Gaines, gifted to Yorkshire by Christian charity Camp XL, will become Yorkshire’s second l
Wales pauses gender reassignment surgeries (opens the original)
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All gender reassignment surgeries in Wales are on hold due to concerns over “disproportionately higher” referrals compared to the rest of the UK. The NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee (NWJCC) has instructed the Welsh Gender Service to pause referrals and scheduled surgeries due to “concerns regarding referral appropriateness” and has requested an independent clinical review. Last year, referrals for “gender-affirming” surgeries in Wales were almost four times as high as England. Or if you
Two Christian publishers unite under one umbrella (opens the original)
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Two major Christian publishing companies are coming under one umbrella to become "the world’s leading independent Christian publisher of theology, Biblical studies, and Christian trade books", according to a joint announcement. The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK Group), a London-based company founded in 1698, has acquired Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., a family business based in Michigan. The publishers, with a joint backlist of more than 5,000 titles, will each retain their ow
Iranian Christians ‘courageous’ despite new TV bans (opens the original)
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Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has banned several Persian-language Christian satellite broadcasters branded as “hostile” media organisations, with authorities warning that cooperation with them could lead to prosecution under the country’s recently expanded espionage laws. “For many Iranians who are searching for answers about Christianity but have no Christian community around them, no church they can safely attend, and no one they can openly ask questions of, these stations have been a vital
US commission critiques UK religious freedom (opens the original)
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The UK has “heavy-handed” policies affecting religious freedom, a US report claims. The criticism comes from the Religious Liberty Commission, established by President Donald Trump last May, which has published a draft report, highlighting Britain and several other countries. The report is focused on the protection of religious freedoms in the US, but also warns about cases in other countries where religious beliefs have been put at risk. “Even in other Western countries, governments have adopte
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