Decency above all: how Jewish faith has shaped the life of new parliamentary commissioner
Daniel Greenberg, new parliamentary commissioner for standards, on rabbinic principles of decency in public life
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Daniel Greenberg, new parliamentary commissioner for standards, on rabbinic principles of decency in public life
The US midterm elections are a tight race between Republicans and Democrats, where religious attitudes to abortion, immigration, race and social justice are key.
National Churches Trust chair says government could achieve a triple win by working with communities and giving money to maintain church buildings
Dean Kelly Brown Douglas says populism is a symptom of white supremacy and the church must confront structures in which it is embedded
New customs and personal touches to royal funerals sometimes owe more to chance than careful planning
Spouses of gay bishops at the Lambeth Conference were not officially invited but given free accommodation, a hamper of food on arrival and personal welcome from Caroline Welby
The background to the Lambeth conference of 650+ global Anglican bishops, who gather in Canterbury in July
The next secretary-general of the Anglican Communion will be the Rt Rev Anthony Poggo, a former refugee from South Sudan.
Dean Martyn Percy left office in Oxford speaking of treachery, bearing false witness and being badly let down. @rosiedawson
reports on his leaving service and why he’s not going quietly
Examining the Biblical accounts of Good Friday, the day when Jesus was crucified and buried in a tomb
