Yes, with proper acknowledgment to the source and author, a visible web-link back to us, and maintaining all links contained in the original (unless we have agreed otherwise).

We have a vast range of resources available without charge on the website, and we are always willing to brief researchers and journalists.

As far as we can see, Ekklesia is a unique combination of think-tank, news service, discussion forum and action centre.

You can write for us, help with research, and consider becoming an associate, a consultant or a supporter-partner.

We are signatories of both the Inclusive Church declaration and the affirmation of Accepting Evangelicals.

In some cases we do make policy recommendations – on distinguishing civil partnership arrangements from the religious act of blessing and supporting marriage, on the need to end discrimination on th

That isn't our intention at all. Indeed, the Anabaptist Network core convictions that we affirm are broadly evangelical in character - http://www.anabaptistnetwork.com/coreconvictions

We didn’t.

We enjoy good relations, common values and an association with Christian Peacemaker Teams in the UK through our membership of the Root and Branch network.