In a world that so frequently rejects Christianity, it can seem as though we are constantly surrounded by the enemy’s lies and attacks on God’s good design for men and women.
Sir Keir Starmer has made some shocking comments linking home education with extremism.
Born in Thagaste, a city under Roman rule in modern-day Algeria, Augustine of Hippo (354–430) was the son of a pagan father but Christian mother, Monica.
For several years, Grace Church Greenwich has paid for a stall at local freshers’ fairs, in the hope of making connections with both Christians and interested unbelievers as they arrive at university. We set up an espresso machine and offer free coffee. Then, while grinding beans and attempting to pour latte art tulips (only ministry trainee Laura, an actual barista, succeeds), we get into conversations about Jesus. A few stalls down, our friends at Good News For Everyone — formerly the Gideons — hand out free copies of the New Testament. Some of these campuses have no Christian Union, so stalls like ours are the only gospel witness to the thousands of students who attend.
2025 has been one of the busiest years on record for The Christian Institute, with multiple campaigns on the go and various pieces of legislation we’re working on all progressing through Parliament at the same time.
It’s 20 years since the first same-sex civil partnerships took place in the UK. The Civil Partnership Act was a landmark moment in our cultural life, paving the way for so much that has happened since.
