Christian Groups Oppose Labour’s Conversion Therapy Ban Draft Bill
October 22, 2026
Christian groups express concerns to Bridget Phillipson about Labour’s ‘conversion therapy’ ban impacting freedoms.
Christian groups express concerns to Bridget Phillipson about Labour’s ‘conversion therapy’ ban impacting freedoms.
Election law expert Rick Hasen on Trump’s midterm interference, threats to officials over voter rolls.
Gary Tyler’s solo exhibit shares his story, highlighting his wrongful conviction and art that honors the incarcerated.
Tearfund warns Ebola outbreak in DRC nears 5,000 deaths amid medical shortages and insecurity, affecting 8 provinces.
Officer Kevin Martinez surprised Long Island teens by joining their late-night soccer game, sparking viral joy and promoting community trust in law enforcement.
A would-be assassin transformed by Nick Vujicic’s message in Indonesia symbolizes hope amidst rising global persecution of Christians and the power of faith.
The DOJ demands California segregate ballots linked to 20,000 potential noncitizens, but the list is deemed unreliable.
What happens in Georgia’s election season doesn’t stay in Georgia — the state’s voting trends, court decisions, and ballot measures ripple outward, shaping how millions of citizens engage with democracy.
The alleged gang rape at a Cornell fraternity has reignited campus discussions on consent, Greek life, and more.
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections spotlight affordability, with growing concerns over inequality shaping the discourse.
DOJ charges 28 in CA for election crimes, escalating tensions with state over voting amid upcoming midterms.
Keny Cedanio Ramirez, crowned homecoming king, selflessly gifted the title to Axton Kuhla, showcasing profound kindness that’s inspiring many online.
Democrats face a decision on a Republican program aiding public-school families with tutoring, but boosting private schools.
NPR’s Steve Inskeep Explores Future Data Center Site in Stokes County, NC
Churches should focus on evangelism, equipping members to share their faith, says Canon J John at CRE.
When voters head to the polls in Michigan this November, they will be deciding far more than a single Senate seat — they will be navigating a storm of political attacks, fact-checked claims, and competing narratives that illustrate just how difficult it has become for ordinary Americans to separate verified fact from campaign spin.
The DOJ charged 28 green card holders in CA for alleged illegal voting, escalating a dispute with state officials.
Judge Reyes rebuked Trump’s lawyers for misleading the court about East Potomac Golf Links renovation plans.
Schools are experimenting with AI, but measuring its impact on students remains a challenge, reports Lee Gaines.
Virginia is making news on several fronts this week, from a high-profile federal health official’s visit to the coast to surging early voting numbers and new housing laws.
The 2026 midterm elections are predicted to be the priciest ever, with over $15 billion raised to sway Congress.
Kelvin waves are raising West Coast sea levels, linked to El Niño. These deep ocean waves enhance flooding risks.
In Cedar Rapids, 11-year-old Bella Scott saved her bus driver, Christine Huston, during a severe asthma attack, proving children can be incredible heroes.
Bishop Philip North encourages Lancashire churches to embrace a renewed interest in Christianity and inspire faith.
Christians in media play a crucial role in helping people find faith, says Bishop Ruth Bushyager at a recent conference.
Oxford mathematician John Lennox urges believers to confidently share their faith, emphasizing personal testimony.
Anti-Christian hate incidents in Israel rose in Q3, with spitting being the most common harassment in Jerusalem’s Old City.
A fifth of young people in the UK struggle to feel at home locally, linking social isolation to declining wellbeing.
Please provide the content you’d like me to create an excerpt for, and I’ll be happy to help!
Sure, please provide the content you would like to create an excerpt for, and I’ll help you with that.
The White House press secretary plays a crucial role as the president’s voice and face, requiring honesty and resilience.
Revitalizing the spirit of community and justice within society, drawing upon the rich traditions of the social gospel movement to address contemporary challenges.