£10.7m fund to support 66 at-risk churches
Some 66 churches and cathedrals struggling with the financial impact of Covid-19 are to benefit from grants totalling £10.7m.
Some 66 churches and cathedrals struggling with the financial impact of Covid-19 are to benefit from grants totalling £10.7m.
Ireland's lawmakers voted on Wednesday to move forward with the legalisation of assisted suicide.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has vowed to "do whatever it takes" after a scathing report this week accused the Church of England of putting the perpetrators of abuse before victims.
The Church of England has been told it failed to protect children and young people from sexual predators in a damning independent report published today.
The Government is being urged to cancel the debt of people who have fallen into hardship after months of coronavirus restrictions.
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Evangelical theologian Dr Ian Paul has warned that a second lockdown could create more problems than it solves.
Evangelical leader John Stevens has urged church leaders to start thinking now about when and why it might be acceptable to disobey the Government as it continues to impose far-reaching restrictions on society to tackle coronavirus.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said the Church of England will emerge from the pandemic a changed institution.