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- 29 Oct
2009Commenting on a new Ipsos opinion poll commissioned by the British Council, which indicates a continuing public confusion about the teaching of evolutionary science and creationism in school classr
- 23 Oct
2009Commenting on the UK Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government's remarks that "faith must be respected and its power acknowledged by government", the religion and society think-tank E
Press Archive
- 7 Nov
2009Editorial based largely on Ekklesia's report 'Reimagining Remembrance'. (Link to Ekklesia's report is towards the end). - 26 Oct
2009Ekklesia comments on the story that the return of bank bonuses has angered bishops and spread to the venerable churches of the Square Mile itself.
TV Archive
- 14 Jun
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley debates with Benjamin Zephaniah, and Louise Bagshawe the funding of the NHS, freedom of speech and the abolition of the monarchy. The Big Questions were: - 30 Mar
2009Ekklesia co-Jonathan Bartley is a panelist, with Nicky Campbell presenting the topical debate from the Linton Village College in Cambridgeshire.
Radio Archive
- 1 Nov
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley is interviewed by Roger Boulton, about Ekklesia's new report 'Reimagining Remembrance' which looks at how Remembrance Day could become more truthful and inclusive - 6 May
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley discusses the new Action Man toys produced by the MOD, and asks whether children are a legitimate target for military marketing
Web Archive
- 2 Jul
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley takes part in a podcast looking at the role of religion in the European elections, and in particular the new 'Christian' Party which achieved 2.5% of the vote. - 5 Mar
2009Ekklesia comments on the news that the Vatican is considering welcoming into the Roman Catholic Church a group of traditional Anglicans who broke away from the global Anglican Communion nearly two dec
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TV Archive
The TV archive contains selected TV appearances by Ekklesia spokespeople as well as reports about Ekklesia's work. The think-tank has featured in programmes as varied as Songs of Praise, ethical discussions such as ITV's the Moral of the Story and the Heaven and Earth show as well as harder news programmes such as BBC's Newsnight and Sky News. The archive reflects this variety. Click on the items below to find out more.
- 14 Jun
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley debates with Benjamin Zephaniah, and Louise Bagshawe the funding of the NHS, freedom of speech and the abolition of the monarchy. The Big Questions were: - 30 Mar
2009Ekklesia co-Jonathan Bartley is a panelist, with Nicky Campbell presenting the topical debate from the Linton Village College in Cambridgeshire. - 18 Jan
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley takes part in Michael Portillo's exploration of the emperor Constantine - part of the Channel 4 series Christianity: A history - 18 Jan
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley discusses marriage, designer babies and whether Britain will have a black prime minister - 12 Jan
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley interviewed, opposing a ban on the Atheist bus adverts - 24 Dec
2008Ekklesia's director Jonathan Bartley featured in a BBC news piece arguing for re-writing Christmas carols, to be true to the Christmas story. - 16 Mar
2008Nicky Campbell presents live from King Edward VI School, Southampton. - 10 Feb
2008Presented by Nicky Campbell, Live from the West London Academy, Northolt. - 30 Dec
2007Moral, ethical and religious debate on topical issues, hosted by Nicky Campbell and Sonia Deol. - 23 Sep
2007
'Does love of neighbour mean we should pursue a more open immigration policy?
