Campolo: Eradicating corruption is key to establishing the Kingdom of God

Campolo: Eradicating corruption is key to establishing the Kingdom of God

Dr Tony Campolo, former spiritual adviser to US President Bill Clinton, addressed parliamentarians at the House of Commons on the issue of corruption on Wednesday.

Don't be afraid to talk about death, says bishop

The Church of England is supporting the Dying Matters Awareness Week.

UK Christians praying for marriage

Christians are being urged to pray ahead of the third reading of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill

Anti-corruption campaign welcomes investigations into tax evasion

By Mark Caplin

The Exposed campaign has welcomed a new global initiative to investigate companies and individuals suspected of tax evasion.

Queen attends rededication service of Temple Church organ

The Queen was guest of honour at a special service in London this week to rededicate Temple Church's organ.

Welsh Christians call for release of last British resident in Guantanamo

By Mark Caplin

Christians Against Torture says it is a "disgrace" that Shaker Aamer is still being held in Guantanamo Bay.

VIDEO: Westminster Faith Debates - Should we legislate to permit assisted dying?

The Westminster Faith Debate was chaired by the Rt Hon Charles Clarke and Professor Linda Woodhead, of Lancaster University. The question about legislating on assisted dying was debated by Rob George, Professor of Palliative Care, Baroness Ilora Finlay of Llandaff, Dr Giles Fraser, writer and former canon chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, and Labour peer Lord Charles Falconer.

Christian Aid laments Government's broken aid promise

By Susie Turner

Christian Aid has added its voice to criticisms against the Government after aid was left out of the Queen's speech.

Queen's speech: the key points

Pension Bill, Care Bill and other highlights

Archbishop of Canterbury sees 'culture of entitlement' in City

The Archbishop of Canterbury says there is a "culture of entitlement" in the banking and financial sectors at odds with what others would regard as reasonable.

Church bells to ring out for St George

The Bishop of Worcester is supporting a campaign to get as many churches as possible ringing their bells on St George's Day.

Schools minister warned over RE failing

By Mark Caplin

Schools Minister urged to include Religious Education in English Baccalaureate

Margaret Thatcher funeral: Bishop speaks of courage and hope

The Bishop of London praised Baroness Margaret Thatcher's perseverance and courage in his sermon at her funeral today.

Christians divided over same-sex marriage

Half of all religious people in Britain support the legalisation of same-sex marriage, according to a new YouGov poll.

Ceremonial funeral for Margaret Thatcher

The funeral of former Prime Minister Baroness Margaret Thatcher is taking place in London today.

Concerns over legal aid restrictions for prisoners

By Mark Caplin

Restricting legal aid for prisoners could lead to their rights being violated, says Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN).

Bishop joins in Parliament tributes to Margaret Thatcher

By Susie Turner

The Bishop of Oxford was among the leaders paying tribute to Baroness Margaret Thatcher in Parliament on Wednesday

Equality debate may 'debase' marriage, says Jeremy Irons

Actor Jeremy Irons wonders whether legalising gay marriage may lead to its manipulation in order for fathers to pass on their estate to their sons without being taxed.

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