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- 18 Nov
2009Speaking after a debate with Controller of Radio 4 Mark Damazer on the BBC's PM Programme, concerning the BBC Trust's report on Thought for the Day, Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley said:
- 18 Nov
2009Commenting on the Ugandan bill to further criminalise homosexuality in the country, by imprisonment and capital punishment, Symon Hill, associate director of the religion and society thinktank Ekkl
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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Web Archive
The web archive contains information and details about selected web sites where Ekklesia has been quoted. The archive is limited to major web sites such as BBC Online, the Guardian's Comment is Free and politics.co.uk Click on the titles below to get more details and also link to the web sites to see the primary sources.
- 21 Apr
2007The BBC news website hosts an online debate about Ekklesia's proposals to rebrand St George and have a national holiday, a 'Day of Dissent', on St George's Day - and receives a staggering 2,000 commen - 19 Mar
2007 - 9 Jan
2007Politics.co.uk reports on Ekklesia's suggestion that those protesting against the Government's proposed Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs) are clinging onto Christendom, and that the majority of Ch - 21 Dec
2006Ekklesia co-director Simon Barrow looks at how December has put in a serious bid for the daftest media month. Why? - 30 Nov
2006An article about Ekklesia's report 'United We Stand' which addresses the conflict between Christian Unions and Student Unions and warns that legal action is not a helpful solution. - 29 Nov
2006The NUS welcomes Ekklesia’s report on the future of Christian Union /Student Union relations, entitled ‘United we Stand: A report on current conflicts between Christian Unions and Students - 22 Nov
2006
NUS President Gemma Tumelty backs Ekklesia's proposals for resolving the stand-off betwen Students' Unions and Christian Unions. - 20 Nov
2006Two approaches dominate current debates about faith in public life, says Ekklesia director Simon Barrow. - 9 Nov
2006The BBC reports Ekklesia's suggestion that the wearing of red poppies is 'politically correct' and stifles debate about issues of peace and war. - 31 Oct
2006Ekklesia discovers that head of the British Army, General Sir Mike Jackson, was not in possession of all the facts about Norman Kember when he made accusations that provoked a media storm.
