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15 Apr 2012

Seeking truth: the blunderbuss and the still small voice

It gets harder by the day to hear the still small voice. There is a stridency in our culture which makes dialogue, the resolution of conflict or even simple understanding increasingly difficult.
13 Apr 2012

Christians should speak out against anti-gay bus adverts

Once again, groups that attempt to 'cure' people of same-sex attraction have made the headlines. The Core Issues Trust (whose only 'core issue' is an obsession with opposing same-sex relationships) and Anglican Mainstream (who are not at all mainstream) have co-sponsored bus adverts for London, promoting the idea of being “ex-gay”.
12 Apr 2012

Pro-equality Christians criticise 'gay cure' bus adverts

Religious and secular equality campaigners have criticised advertisements planned by a group who believe in “curing” people of homosexuality.
15 Sep 2010

Smearing Tatchell

With sad predictability, the latest attempts to smear Peter Tatchell began before his documentary on the pope had been broadcast. But those Christians who attack him with questionable allegations need to answer the very real questions that he asks.
1 Sep 2010

Thousands celebrate the 'art of looking sideways' at Greenbelt

Visitors to the Greenbelt Christian festival, known for its focus on politics and the arts, have returned home after four days of worship, music and talks.
30 Aug 2010

Tatchell given standing ovation at Christian festival

The gay human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has received an enthusiastic response at the Greenbelt Christian festival, despite controversy over his invitation.
26 Aug 2010

Tatchell 'looking forward' to speaking at Christian festival

The human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has said that he is looking forward to speaking at the Greenbelt Christian festival this weekend, despite controversy.
26 May 2010

Greenbelt should be celebrated, not boycotted
25 May 2010

Christians back Tatchell after call for Greenbelt boycott

Supporters of the Greenbelt festival have rejected suggestions that the inclusion of Peter Tatchell amongst the speakers will leave children at risk of abuse.
18 May 2010

DfID withdraws from Greenbelt after budget cuts

The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) has formally withdrawn as a partner of the Greenbelt festival following budget cuts by the new government.

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