by Sean Reilly | Nov 10, 2007
The Methodist Church in Britain has launched an emergency appeal for funds following the devastating floods that have swept through South Mexico in the wake of the heaviest rains to hit the country for some 40 years. The Church’s Fund for World Mission has already...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 9, 2007
The independent charity regulator, the Charity Commission, yesterday launched a dedicated unit to oversee faith-based charities. The moves comes as questions are increasingly asked about whether the more political activities of some religious groups should qualify for...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 9, 2007
Amidst the present-buying and annual spending spree of the Christmas period, Christians are being urged to reaffirm their commitment to the message of ‘living simply’. The live simply pledge calls on people to alter something in their lifestyle and to get...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 8, 2007
The Roman Catholic bishop of Portsmouth is backing a campaign to legalise brothels. The Right Reverend Crispian Hollis says he does not condone prostitution but supports the controversial campaign launched by Hampshire Women’s Institute to license brothels,...
by Sean Reilly | Nov 8, 2007
Christians in the UK are to run an enquiry into poverty and homelessness, culminating in a ‘state of the nation’ report. Christian homelessness charity Housing Justice has joined with Scottish Churches Housing Action, Church Action on Poverty and the...