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Gafcon Archbishop reveals inside track on Anglican Primates' meeting

An Anglican Archbishop who is also a leading member of Gafcon has given an exclusive insight as to what went on at the Primates' Meeting in Jordan which has just concluded.

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  Sex only belongs in heterosexual marriage, a new statement from the Church of England's House of Bishops has declared.

• In an age of connectivity, we mustn't forget spiritual connectivity

  

  Prayer has been squeezed out by general busyness and by an infinite number of other priorities.

• From the Church of England to Free Church of England: Julian Mann on why he switched denominations after 23 years

  

  Julian Mann was a vicar in the Church of England for 23 years before deciding last year to join the Free Church of England instead. He talks about what he feels has changed about the Church he served for over two decades and what he believes the future might hold for evangelicals who have decided, for now, to remain within its fold.

• Donald Trump to become first US President to attend March for Life in person

  

  President Donald Trump will address the annual March for Life in person when the pro-life rally takes place on Friday, making him the first sitting president to do so.

• The Christians who defied the Holocaust

  

  Had it not been for a brave French Christian's actions during World War II, I would almost certainly never have married my wife Karen and have three wonderful children.

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• Where do all five Labour leadership candidates stand on abortion?

  

  Abortion is quick becoming an issue in the Labour leadership race, in which five MPs are competing to be named Jeremy Corbyn's successor on 4 April.

• On 'blue Monday', Christians want more couples to talk about their finances

  

  Today, the third Monday of January, has traditionally been known as 'Blue Monday', supposedly the most depressing day of the year when the nation heaves a collective sign over the dark nights, bleak days and the arrival of the post-Christmas credit card bills.

• Christians attacking parents of disabled children should know better

  

  There are no figures about the level of abuse the parents of children with additional needs and disabilities receive. And these parents do receive a lot, especially online.

• From the Depths of Our Hearts: a not so controversial intervention on priestly celibacy?

  

  This book in its own right is not controversial – it does not call into question any doctrinal principles or canonical disciplines.

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• LGBTQ campaigners want Franklin Graham's UK tour cancelled

  

  Gay activists in Sheffield claim that Graham promotes homophobic views and are pushing for the cancellation of his tour date at the city's FlyDSA Arena on June 6.

• Four more abortion clinics close across the West Midlands

  

  Four more Marie Stopes International abortion clinics have shut down across the West Midlands but terminations will continue in the region under a new contract given to the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS).

• Bishop seeks law change to recognise role of gambling in suicide

  

  The Bishop of St Albans is seeking a change to the law on inquests so that gambling addiction is noted as a factor if someone has taken their own life.

• Archbishop seeks an end to longstanding divisions over human sexuality ahead of Lambeth Conference

  

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has said he hopes that the forthcoming Lambeth Conference will "draw a line under some of the inward-looking approaches of the past" so that the Anglican Communion can move on from a crippling dispute over human sexuality.