Monthly Archives: July 2015

  While LGBTQI people and allies in America enjoyed a hard-fought victory in last month’s Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, the reaction overseas has been far uglier. In countries like Uganda, Nigeria, and Kenya, same-sex couples and LGBTQI people … Continue reading →

Church really is good for you – NZ survey Posted on: July 27, 2015 1:19 PM The temporary “cardboard cathedral” of Christchurch, New Zealand, built to replace the one destroyed during the earthquake Photo Credit: Christchurch Daily Related Categories: New … Continue reading →

Joyful Songs of Praise 27/07/2015 By Kelvin 3 Comments Was delighted to be on Songs of Praise yesterday along with two members of the congregation who were talking about the blessing of their civil partnership last year which was part … Continue reading →

Millennial Evangelicals push for full inclusion of LGBT Christians As a group, Evangelicals remain by far those most opposed to gay marriage in the US. Still, many of them have been grappling with the swift-moving cultural changes that have transformed … Continue reading →

Paul Bayes, Bishop of Liverpool, preached this sermon when the Open Table LGBTIQ Christian community celebrated its seventh anniversary at St Bride’s Church. ______________________________________________________________ Arriving back from a six-week European Trip – and a brief respite from blogging – I … Continue reading →

Reform unequivocally supports Hull vicar We reported previously on the statement issued by the Archbishop of York in response to the remarks of a vicar in Hull. Reform has issued this website comment, supporting the vicar and criticising York Minster: … Continue reading →