The promise and price of religious freedom
When Noah and his family set foot on the earth after the flood that had destroyed everything, one of the first things they did was to praise God.
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His hymns are sung at state events, but Isaac Watts was persecuted by the state for his beliefs
As the nation pauses to remember the sacrifice of those who gave their lives in war to protect our freedoms, people around the country sing solemn, reflective hymns.
The origins and rise of independency
While independent churches and congregations are now commonplace in the UK, such an idea was unheard of only a few hundred years ago.
10 ways parents can help their children respond in a ‘gender fluid’ culture
by Dr Sharon James
Parents matter when it comes to implementing Relationships Education
Most UK schools started back this week, with all the excitement, anticipation and uncertainty that it brings.
Reality Check: The subjective nature of ‘hate crime’
Hate crime is back in the news. In August, The Christian Institute considered a reported rise in transgender hate crimes and found things were not as clear cut as they seemed.