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Calls for diversity of opinion to be respected after Ann Widdecombe's death

Peers called for greater tolerance and respect for differing opinions during tributes to Ann Widdecombe in the House of Lords this week.

Church of England moving forward with slavery reparations fund despite legal challenge

The Church of England is moving ahead with controversial plans to launch a £100m fund aimed at addressing historic links to slavery, although progress has been slowed by a legal challenge.
DoubleTake: The edge of accountability - Part I

DoubleTake: The edge of accountability - Part I

A Christian nurse blows the whistle on a gender transition clinic, putting herself in the cross-hairs of one of this culture’s most aggressive ideologiesEquip by Unbound gives high school students a foundation for their future by helping them build practical skills, test their interests through hands-on projects, and grow in personal ownership. Designed to work alongside any core curriculum a student is already using, Equip enhances high school by plugging students into a coaching environment where they can learn to set productive goals, discover and explore their interests, and connect with like-minded peers. More at beunbound.us/world.

Independent review finds Church of England safeguarding response re-traumatised abuse survivor

An independent review has concluded that the Church of England repeatedly failed a survivor of alleged sexual and spiritual abuse by clergy, finding that both its initial response to her disclosures in 2001 and a later national safeguarding investigation left her "further traumatised".

How a partnership between African churches is helping communities see again

For millions of adults in low-income and rural areas, poor vision affects everything from earning a living to reading Scripture. Christian Today spoke with Rev Irene Akuku and Julius Mujuni about why churches have become key partners in expanding access to vision care in Uganda.

Christian group casts doubt on Ofcom's online porn age checks

CARE did the unenviable task of spending a week checking pornographic websites.

Reintroducing rejected assisted suicide bill is a 'democratic outrage'

There have been at least 10 attempts to legalise assisted suicide since 2000.

When God changes our plans: trusting Him through disappointment

We may not understand every twist in the journey, but we can trust the Author.

17,000 sign petition in support of sacked pro-life teacher Sarah Morse

“If a teacher can lose their job simply for answering a pupil's question according to their conscience, then every teacher of faith receives the same message: Hide your beliefs - or risk losing your career," says SPUC, which is supporting the teacher.
Trump's week in review: Lindsey Graham's death; American released from Iran; speech on election infrastructure

Trump's week in review: Lindsey Graham's death; American released from Iran; speech on election infrastructure

Here are five highlights from the past week in Washington, including the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Trump White House speech about election integrity and the release of an American citizen detained in Iran.

From Skeptic to Believer: Jewish Man Says Cataracts Vanished Instantly After Prayer

For Harvey Katz, one conversation about eternity forever changed the direction of his life. Decades later, he says another conversation ended with something he still describes as one of the most remarkable miracles he has ever witnessed. Appearing on Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural!, Katz—a Jewish believer in Jesus—shared his testimony of coming to faith and […] The post From Skeptic to Believer: Jewish Man Says Cataracts Vanished Instantly After Prayer appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

Why Is the Vatican Pushing for Nuclear Disarmament Now?

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a conversation happening in Silicon Valley boardrooms or behind the closed doors of government agencies. It has become a global moral debate—and now, the Vatican is making it unmistakably clear that it believes the stakes are higher than many realize. This week, more than 200 Nobel laureates, scientists, artificial […] The post Why Is the Vatican Pushing for Nuclear Disarmament Now? appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.