Religion News 1 May
Locked down and locked in poverty The annual report of Christians Against Poverty has outlined the plight of “families in inescapable destitution, households locked in
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Locked down and locked in poverty The annual report of Christians Against Poverty has outlined the plight of “families in inescapable destitution, households locked in
The Genesis II Church is a supposedly non-religious church which is most famous for promoting the untrue claim its special form of bleach can cure most illnesses
Beltane is a Pagan religious festival which marks the beginning of summer, and is associated with the lighting of ritual fires as well as fertility
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, led the first national assembly for the online Oak National Academy this morning. He encouraged those watching to acknowledge
By Tilak Parekh The coronavirus has led to seismic and widespread changes across society, not least, religion. Vivian Yee writing in The New York Times,
By Tim Maby Faith-based charities have mobilised and joined forces to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic effect on British society. They are reported to make
By Dr David Robertson In times of stress, people look for answers to their problems. When their usual answers aren’t working, they may reach for
By Tim Wyatt Religious Right chant: God is bigger than Covid-19 A growing movement in the United States is demanding a swifter lifting of the
By Tim Wyatt Ramadan under lockdown As the first day of the holy Islamic month of fasting begins, debate has surged about how to adapt
By Andrew Brown, 22 April 2020 A Ramadan like none before Ramadan starts either today or tomorrow, depending on the phases of the moon, but
