Let's not retreat into our own political camps
Let's pray for repentance and healing in our nations, for leaders that will not stoke the flames of division and violence.
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Is it any wonder that trust levels are falling in the Church of England?
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Orthodox Anglicans in the Church of England have two choices - and neither of them is easy
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Experiencing the peace of God in the midst of infertility
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The Bishop of Oxford versus evangelical Anglicans
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The UK election – a new start and new sense of hope?
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