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Why the Archbishop of Canterburyâs award controversy matters (opens the original)
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This is the picture that could lead to the political disestablishment of the Church of England. On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 Islamist terror attacks against the US, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, presents an award for reconciliation and interfaith cooperation to a Muslim cleric from Pakistan who is accused of praising the architect of the atrocities, Osama bin Laden. In between the Archbishop and Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi, the recipient of the award, is the imam
Earl Spencer is right to raise concerns about the Church of Englandâs historic buildings (opens the original)
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The light shone by Earl Spencer, brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, on the financial threat to Britainâs historic churches is significant. But it is noteworthy that his article in the Financial Times did not mention the £100 million the Church of England aims to spend on slavery reparations, which could have been going on frontline parish ministry instead. Historical author Earl Spencer wrote in the paper on August 25 that many UK churches are âstruggling to survive, often wit
What Päivi Räsänenâs exclusion says about Christian free speech in Britain (opens the original)
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The power of left-wing activists to block Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen from entering the UK shows the fragility of Christian freedom of expression. Finlandâs former Minister of the Interior, equivalent to the UK Home Secretary, was due to give an address in person on freedom of speech at an evangelical Christian conference in Northern Ireland this August. The Christian MP initially had her Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to the UK approved in June. But in July she was told her ETA
Instead of going on an expensive guilt trip, why doesn't the Church of England spend £100m on parish vicars? (opens the original)
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Conservative MP Nick Timothy says the £100m the Church of England plans to spend on slavery reparations should be going on church building repairs. But how about spending the money on frontline parish vicars? The MP for West Suffolk this week wrote to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, after she reaffirmed her commitment to the Project Spire reparations scheme during a visit to the former British slavery site, Cape Coast Castle, in Ghana. He wrote: âI do not believe this is an app
Can you Save the Parish while sidelining Scripture? (opens the original)
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If Save the Parish is going to do what it says on the tin, how can it treat the Church of Englandâs traditional teaching on marriage and sexual morality as a secondary issue? Save the Parish (StP), founded in 2021 âto sustain a thriving, cradle to grave, parish system with well-trained clergyâ, has just launched its manifesto for the elections this autumn to the C of Eâs governing body, the General Synod. Written by StP founder and chairman, Rev Marcus Walker, Rector of St Bartholomew t
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