Religion news 22 February
Church plan for eight million people in substandard housing A Church of England report on the housing crisis recommends that affordable housing should be built
Church plan for eight million people in substandard housing A Church of England report on the housing crisis recommends that affordable housing should be built
By Lianne Kolirin The way churches have reacted in the pandemic has improved their perception among non-Christians, a poll has found. One in four people
By Rosie Dawson As the evangelical world continues to digest the extent of the abuse and deception carried out by the Christian apologist and evangelist
Thirteen bishops back vaccination campaign Thirteen Church of England bishops have taken part in a film to encourage everyone to be vaccinated against Covid-19. It
Seventeen organisations boycott review of Prevent strategy Seventeen organisations are boycotting the review of the government’s Prevent strategy, in protest at the appointment of William
By Minreet Kaur Thousands of farmers in India have been protesting for more than six months against three agricultural laws passed by the Indian government.
60 per cent of black churchgoers in America attend black majority churches Research from the Pew Research Centre suggests that black Americans attend church more
By Rosie Dawson The Church of England should learn and apply lessons from its historic engagement with slavery to address contemporary questions around ethical investments
Learning the lessons of slavery to save the planet The church should learn and apply lessons from its historic engagement with slavery, to address contemporary
By Rosie Dawson “It is with shattered hearts that we issue this statement about the allegations,” wrote board members of the Ravi Zacharias International Mission
