The Bishop of Gloucester made the news this weekend for some remarks he made at a meeting with the “Gloucestershire Gay and Lesbian Community” (I don’t think that’s the groups’ actual name) where he made these remarks. [The Church] has …
The reporting of, and response to, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s speech at the Evangelical Alliance yesterday is a classic example of people hearing what they want to hear. John Bingham in the Telegraph told us that Justin made his remarks …
A fascinating blog piece by Iain Dale repeating an article in Attitude Magazine which explains far more by what it doesn’t say then by what it does. The blog begins with this encouraging title. ATTITUDE COLUMN: ARE YOU BORN GAY OR …
I appeared on Premier Radio on Saturday afternoon discussing the Christianity Magazine article from earlier this month. You can hear the whole thing below. [audio:http://media.premier.org.uk/unbelievable/a98f13b3-1b6b-47a0-8a44-8d3dde8daef9.mp3] My discussion with Savi Hensman begins at 27 minutes. http://media.premier.org.uk/unbelievable/a98f13b3-1b6b-47a0-8a44-8d3dde8daef9.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | …
Great piece in this month’s Christianity Magazine. Homosexual feelings The core of this group are Sam Allberry, a church leader in Maidenhead, Sean Doherty, a tutor at St Mellitus College, and Ed Shaw, who helps to lead Emmanuel Church in …
New blogger Matthew Franklin Jones talks about the need to share your story. A major weakness of American (conservative) Christianity has been the tendency to respond to LGBTQ people and their stories with bloodless dogma. LGBTQ people are often kept …