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The fightback against dangerous transgenderism has begun

Moves to protect women's sport appear to suggest that the fightback against dangerous transgenderism has at last begun in earnest, but whatever the pressure, it is a battle we must win.

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Yorkshire cathedrals to welcome cyclists on 'pedal pilgrimage'

Keen cyclist Shaun Cutler spearheaded the initiative to aid people out of lockdown and support physical and mental wellbeing. …

Abortions reached record levels in Scotland last year

The latest data reveals that there were 16,584 terminations in 2022, a 19% increase on the previous year. …

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• Young Christians to share the Gospel all around Europe this summer

  

  Young Christians are being invited to share their faith across Europe as part of a one-of-its-kind evangelistic project this summer. …

• Healthcare pressures and transport costs are widening the wealth gap

  

  The LICC's Jo Trickey fears a move further towards a two-tier health system that will leave the most vulnerable at an even greater disadvantage. …

• Sentamu resigns as Christian Aid Chair

  

  Lord Sentamu has resigned as Chair and Trustee of Christian Aid after being recently criticised over his handling of historic abuse claims while he was Archbishop of York. …

• Education Secretary appoints advisory panel to ensure age-appropriate RSE lessons

  

  A new independent advisory panel is being set up by Education Secretary Gillian Keegan to ensure that the content of controversial Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSE) lessons are age-appropriate. …

• 'The Chosen' director addresses Pride flag row

  

  Amid reports over the appearance of an LGBT pride flag on the set of the Christian series "The Chosen," creator and director Dallas Jenkins says he is willing to hire individuals who do not share his spiritual views and doesn't enact tight restrictions on how they can express themselves. …

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• We can find all the answers for life's questions in the Bible

  

  We ask many questions about life daily. Why am I here? What's my purpose? What will tomorrow be like? Why is there so much evil within this world? …

• Festival celebrates diverse contribution of gospel music

  

  "Much modern mainstream music, as well as many genres of music of black origin, owe their origins and inspirations to gospel music. However, these roots often go unacknowledged and unrecognised," organisers said. …

• Archbishop 'distressed' by attacks on Christians in India

  

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has lamented violent attacks on indigenous tribal Christians in north-eastern India. …

• Former Archbishop of Canterbury wants Parliament to debate assisted suicide

  

  Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, is calling on the British government to allocate time in Parliament for discussing possible legislation around assisted suicide. …

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  Pastor who lost daughter in Nashville Christian school shooting is 'learning to live with sadness'

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  Archbishop of Uganda welcomes tough anti-homosexuality laws but not death penalty

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  Catholic Church in California grapples with more than 3,000 lawsuits, alleging child sex abuse

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  Southern Baptist Convention is 'in crisis', says Rick Warren

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• How does international aid make a difference?

  

  Place of birth shouldn't be the determining factor dictating the direction your future life will take. Sadly though the disproportionate effect of global inequality, as demonstrated in the World Inequality Report, continues to be a reality today. …

• Church of Scotland to review position on assisted suicide

  

  The Church of Scotland General Assembly has voted to review its position on assisted suicide as Scottish parliamentarians prepare to consider whether to legalise the practice. …

• Pro-life group loses NI abortion legal challenge

  

  The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has lost a legal challenge against a directive rolling out radical abortion laws across Northern Ireland. …

• Clergy cuts and the bishops' platform in Parliament

  

  Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is determined to continue opposing the government's Illegal Migration Bill but for how much longer will Anglican bishops be allowed a platform in Parliament? …

• A new province for traditionalists in the Church of England?

  

  In line with the Pauline principle that we should not say to other members of the body of Christ 'I have no need of you' (1 Corinthians 12:12-26), the creation of new province along the lines sketched out here would mean that the Church of England could stay together, says Martin Davie. …