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Lawyers' Christian Fellowship: Statement on the Passing of the Gay Rights Bill in the Lords

The vote by 168 to 122 in the House of Lord's tonight in favour of the Government's Equality Act (Sexual Orientation Regulations) marks the imposition of a new morality.

Faithworks: Read the Sexual Orientation Regulations and Draw Your Own Conclusions

Faithworks statement on the Sexual Orientation Regulations, up for a final vote in the House of Lords on Wednesday.

Lawyers' Christian Fellowship on Sexual Orientation Regulations

The Lawyers' Christian Fellowship on the Sexual Orientation Regulations, which will come up for the final vote in the House of Lords on Wednesday.

Response to Bishops' Opposition to Gay Rights Law

The two most senior non-episcopal clergy in the Church of England's General Synod have come out in support of a call to bishops to address democratic deficit on the Sexual Orientation Regulations in a letter to The Times.

Pastor S. E. Ray on Jesus Tomb Documentary

On March 6, 2007, four million viewers watched the Discovery Channel deliver the television documentary "The Jesus Family Tomb" while the companion book rocketed to sixth place on the New York Times non-fiction best-seller list.

Letter of Opposition to Trident from Scottish Church Leaders

Letter to members of the House of Commons from Scottish church leaders in opposition to Trident.

Statement from the Holy See delivered to UN on status of women

Statement from the Holy See delivered to UN on status of women

Christian Lawyers Fear for Religious Freedom After Parliamentary SORs Report

A response from the Christian Lawyers' Fellowship to the recently released report from the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) on the Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs).

WEA International Director, Geoff Tunnicliffe: Unsung Evangelical Heroes

February 23, the film Amazing Grace: The William Wilberforce Story was released in theatres across the United States. Wilberforce was one of the greatest social reformers of all history.

Copyright: An International Concern for Christians

A while ago, I had the great privilege of personally meeting with Jang W. Choi of Sunmin Music, Seoul, Korea on his visit to Nashville.

Archbishop of Canterbury's Presidential Address at General Synod

The Church of England General Synod opened Monday with an address from the Archbishop of Canterbury in which he commended the Tanzania Primates' communiqué as representing a "serious attempt to go beyond the surface problems and to give us some space to look at the underlying and neglected theological factors".

Is Britney Spears the Prodigal Daughter?

I have two snapshots of Britney Spears stuck in my brain. The first is from the late 1990s. I was living in Atlanta and had started attending a cool new church. It was a church "unplugged" - the pastor was young and sat on a stool and talked about Jesus and U2 and Quentin Tarantino.

Archbishop of Canterbury: Final Statements & Questions on Tanzania Summit

What I'd like to do is touch briefly - very briefly - on the issues in the final communiqué of our meeting. As usual, you'll see elements there of narrative - this is what we did, these are the activities we shared and these were the subjects we covered.

Chuck Colson: The Spirit of Wilberforce

Few men have changed history as profoundly as the English parliamentarian William Wilberforce. Beginning in 1791, and moved by his conversion to Christ, he began the crusade to abolish the slave trade in Great Britain. It was a crusade that would try his soul and cost him his health for the next twenty years.

Philip Aspinall, Archbishop of Brisbane at Anglican Tanzania Summit

It's good to be with you again to give you a brief update on today's proceedings; as I anticipated with you last evening, we spent the morning today considering further the Primates' responses to The Episcopal Church's reactions to the Windsor Report and the Dromantine requests from the Primate.

Rick Warren: Don't Let Legalism Kill Your Joy in Ministry

Legalism is a ministry killjoy. It destroys the natural joy that comes from serving others in ministry like nothing else I've seen. I've seen more ministries ruined by legalism than anything else.