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7 Jun 2013
Latin American and Cuban churches seek unity in 'concrete gestures'

Latin American and Cuban churches have called for 'an ecumenism of concrete gestures' at a recent regional meeting in Havana.

7 Jun 2013
No money left, or is it just in the wrong places?
7 Jun 2013
The Methodist Conference 2013

This year's Methodist Conference will be held at Methodist Central Hall in Westminster, London from 4 - 11 July.

7 Jun 2013
Homelessness in England at a five-year high

Government figures released yesterday (6 June) show that the number of homeless households in England is the highest for five years.

6 Jun 2013
Pakistan 'must not allow Taliban peace deal to trump human rights'

Pakistan’s new government must not surrender respect for human rights in potential peace talks with armed groups, Amnesty International says.

6 Jun 2013
Church of England bishops end resistance to equal marriage
6 Jun 2013
Fair school admissions: research and rationale
6 Jun 2013
Acting in good faith: ending selection by religion in state schools

As a Christian think-tank concerned to promote a theological vision of equality in partnership with those of other beliefs and life-stances, Ekklesia is pleased to be part of the new Fair Admissions Campaign (FAC) for publicly funded schools. The initiative seeks to bring equity to a system that should be a beacon of justice and inclusion, yet is mired in discrimination. Simon Barrow explains why he believes that this issue should matter to all of us, both people of faith and people of good faith but not religious belief. Here he looks at it from a specifically Christian viewpoint.

6 Jun 2013
Taxpayer funded schools should be open to all
6 Jun 2013
Fair Admissions Campaign seeks inclusive schooling for all

All state-funded schools should be open to all children, regardless of their parents’ religion, says the newly launched Fair Admissions Campaign today.