Yes, we knew it already, but two cases ruled this week very clearly that police who arrest Christian preachers for quoting Scripture are themselves beaking the law. An autistic Christian street preacher who was handcuffed and arrested for speaking out …

Street Preaching is Not Illegal Read more »

Andrew Johnson, the leader of Harlow Council, has just published this fantastic letter. Have a read. Sir, We are now reaching that time of year when Christmas lights are switched on across the country – but some councils choose to …

Christmas? Yes Please! Read more »

This piece in the Mail yesterday caught my eye. The Christian owners of a seaside guesthouse are being sued in a landmark case – for refusing to allow a gay couple to share a double bed. Devout Peter and Hazelmary …

A Suitable Test Case – Cornish B&B Read more »

As many of you know, the High Court sitting in Nottingham is deliberating over a judgement concerning a Christian couple and their fitness to foster children. Owen and Eunice Johns had fostered previously but they withdrew their new application when …

Can Christians Foster and Other Questions Read more »

Two days ago I got into a twitter conversation with Tim Ireland, better known online as @bloggerheads. Tim is widely recognised as a search engine guru, but on the side he’s not a great fan of the Conservative, and in …

Responding to Tim Ireland Read more »

One of the most remarkable things about this papal visit has been the precise and unambiguous message that Benedict XVI has been proclaiming through the country wherever he has spoken. From Edinburgh to Birmingham, one common theme has come through …

Ratzinger’s Clear Clarion Call Read more »