Bishops allow Clergy back into Churches
By Tim Wyatt, 5 May 2020 Church of England bishops have agreed to lift restrictions which have prevented clergy from entering their churches during the
By Tim Wyatt, 5 May 2020 Church of England bishops have agreed to lift restrictions which have prevented clergy from entering their churches during the
By Tim Wyatt, 5 May 2020 Churches in Northern Ireland have rejected suggestions that they could be among the first buildings to reopen as the
By Tim Wyatt, 30 April 2020 Boris Johnson has pledged to unveil the government’s plan to begin to relax the lockdown. He told the daily
by Tim Wyatt There are increasing signs that the coronavirus pandemic may be causing a surge of interest in religion and spirituality. A number of
By Tim Wyatt As Muslims around the world begin to settle into the first Ramadan under lockdown, minds are turning to the next milestone in
By Tim Wyatt The UK coronavirus lockdown has shut all places of worship but this has not meant the end of worship for many synagogues,
by Tim Wyatt [/fusion_text][fusion_text] All public Church of England services will be suspended until further notice because of the coronavirus pandemic. After the government’s declaration
Anti-Muslim rioting and unrest in India is causing ripples among Britain’s Indian and Pakistani populations
The start of the Covid-19 pandemic had significant consequences for churches and denominations across Britain, although most of these were superseded a few weeks later by the first lockdown which forced all places of worship to shut down for months
Jean Vanier was a Canadian Catholic theologian and activist who was most famous for founding the L’Arche communities, a network of homes around the globe where those with learning difficulties live alongside others. After his death it emerged he had engaged in sexual abuse for decades
