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Glasgow congregation votes to leave Episcopal Church of Scotland

A congregation in Glasgow has become the latest church to quit the Episcopal Church of Scotland over its liberal interpretation of Scripture.

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  The launch week for Red Letter Christians UK began on Saturday with a public action against knife crime that brought together around 800 people in East London.

• Relating to Father God when our earthly fathers are not people to be celebrated

  

  Many struggle with the whole concept of a Father God because their father here on earth was either absent, overbearing, abusive or indifferent.

• What our next Prime Minister can learn from Jesus

  

  The Kingdom of God turns the world's values upside down, or as many of us would prefer to say, "the right way up".

• The religious thought police are here

  

  We are becoming an increasingly intolerant and authoritarian society, where even the slightest deviation from the New Orthodoxy means you face an 'investigation'. The media are far too often the unthinking and unwitting parrots of this new State doctrine.

• The Church of England needs to think more clearly about transgender issues

  

  The clear and rational stance taken by the Roman Catholic Church in its document 'Male and Female He Created Them: Towards a path of dialogue on the question of gender theory in education' stands in contrast to the confused thinking of the Church of England.

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• Jeremy Hunt reiterates support for lower abortion time limit

  

  Pro-lifers have come to the defence of Jeremy Hunt after he was attacked over his support for reducing the abortion time limit.

• Michael Curry, Patrick Kielty, A Vicar's Life among winners at Sandford St Martin Awards

  

  Bishop Michael Curry, who preached the sermon at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's wedding last year, is among the winners at this year's Sandford St Martin Awards.

• UK rates poorly for family-friendly policies

  

  Unicef has ranked the UK among the worst countries in Europe for policies designed to support new families.

• Government plans to fortify flour with folic acid welcomed by Christian group

  

  The Christian Medical Fellowship is hoping that the Government's plans to add folic acid to flour will lead to a drop in the number of babies being aborted for spina bifida.

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• Churches open for quiet reflection on Grenfell anniversary

  

  To mark the second anniversary, Notting Hill Methodist Church will be open for quiet reflection from midnight on Friday.

• Anglican clergy claim Bishop of Chelmsford told them to leave C of E – despite his denials

  

  The Bishop of Chelmsford told "more than 30" clergy that if they didn't agree with his diocese's approach to sexuality they could quit the Church of England, it was claimed today.

• Michael Palin gets behind campaign warning of Deathwatch Beetle threat to historic churches

  

  The UK's historic churches are in need of support as they struggle to protect their buildings from leaking roofs, crumbling stone work and the dreaded Deathwatch Beetle, warns a new campaign fronted by Michael Palin.

• Abortion rate reaches its highest in 10 years

  

  Pro-life groups have called the rise in abortions in England and Wales "tragic" as new figures released on Thursday revealed that numbers have reached a 10-year high.