Brothels Exploit Young Women January 17, 2018 News The Rt. Rev. Alastair Redfern says vulnerable young women, many of them from Eastern Europe, are being trafficked to the Peak District as sex workers.
New Debates, Few Insights November 8, 2017 News ‘Thought for the Day’ and Bishops in the House of Lords survive loud challenges.
Peerage for Richard Chartres October 16, 2017 News Government extends unusual honor to the 133rd Bishop of London, now retired.
Somewhere, Ian Paisley Is Smiling June 13, 2017 Clips, News Prime Minister Theresa May needs the late Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist Party to continue her leadership.
Australia’s Marriage Debate October 18, 2016 News Parliament rejects a plebiscite, which may lead to a three-year national conflict.
No to Suicide September 23, 2016 News Three members of a New Zealand bioethics council oppose a law permitting euthanasia.
Names Govern Thought April 10, 2013 News Church of England’s marriage report: “[N]ames govern how we think, and how we think governs what we learn to appreciate.”
C of E Responds to Cameron December 7, 2012 News “The uniqueness of marriage is that it embodies the underlying, objective distinctiveness of men and women.”
Will Parliament Intervene? November 20, 2012 News By John Martin The Church of England’s House of Bishops will meet in emergency session early Wednesday to consider next steps on women in the episcopate.
