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  • 14 May
    2008
    Lambeth Palace hosts wide ranging round table on climate change action

    Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams and the Anglican Bishop of London, Richard Chartres, welcomed leaders from business, government and civil society to Lambeth Palace yesterday for a Climate Change round table.

  • 9 May
    2008
    Christian Research data defended, but church decline continues

    The Christian Research organisation, whose latest data survey on the decline of UK church attendance has annoyed the Church of England, has defended its work against accusations of being misleading.

  • 28 Mar
    2008
    Listening and learning in the sexuality debate

    As part of the 'listening process' in the Anglican Communion over the extensive disagreements about human sexuality, Ekklesia associate Savitri Hensman has prepared a paper on Learning, Listening, Scripture and Sexuality which seeks both to take the conversation forward and to affirm the role of lesbian and gay Christians as active and baptised members in the church, in accordance with a faithful and interpretatively sensitive reading of its the texts and tradition.

    Savi Hensman
  • 18 Mar
    2008
    Fulcrum Conference Islington: Conflict and Covenant
    12/04/2008 - 10:00
    12/04/2008 - 16:00

    Conference Speakers:

    Dr Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham (Member of the Lambeth Commission which prepared The Windsor Report)

  • 10 Mar
    2008
    Church of England wants to help households beat the debt trap

    The Church of England is launching a user-friendly online resource for working out a household spending budget, emphasising that Christian faith encourages a philosophy of "enough", rather than seeking consolation by over spending.

  • 29 Feb
    2008
    Prince Harry denied role as natural born killer

    A Royal security expert says Prince Harry's attempt to serve with British forces in Afghanistan has handed a propaganda coup to radical anti-Western groups who will portray him as going from shooting grouse to shooting Muslims.

  • 20 Feb
    2008
    Church of England puts its trust in the voice of pod

    The Church of England has teamed up with Premier Christian Radio to produce podcast interviews with a range of people connected to the life of the Church and its community involvement across the country.

  • 18 Feb
    2008
    Establishing fairness for church and society

    Commenting on a leader in The Economist [Feb 14th 2008] calling for the severing of the church-state link in England, Simon Barrow, co-director of the think-tank Ekklesia, said: "The fact that a ma

  • 18 Feb
    2008
    The Economist calls for cutting the cord that binds church and state

    The Economist magazine, a highly influential English-language international weekly, has come out in favour of the disestablishment of the Church of England and a clearer distinction between religion and governance.

  • 17 Feb
    2008
    Giving up Establishment for Lent

    The natural presumption of Establishment insulates the Church of England, says Simon Barrow. Even worse, it takes the opposite direction to Jesus, who rejected worldly power in the Temptation that Christians recall during Lent.

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