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Blog, Politics and Elections · 5 October, 2017

Conversation and Conservatives

This month we have a delegation of church leaders attending each of the four biggest party conferences, alongside The Salvation Army and Quakers in Britain. We have already been to the Labour and Lib Dem conferences. This week: the Conservative Party Whilst the media coverage of party conferences …

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Blog, Politics and Elections · 29 September, 2017

A Labour ‘Party’

A Labour ‘Party’ This month we have a delegation of church leaders attending each of the four biggest party conferences, alongside The Salvation Army and Quakers in Britain. This blog is about our visit to Labour conference. Click to read about our visits to the Lib …

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Blog, Politics and Elections · 20 September, 2017

Party Conference Season: LibDems

This month we have a delegation of church leaders attending each of the four biggest party conferences, alongside The Salvation Army and Quakers in Britain. Watch this pace to hear about what we get up to. In this blog Paul Morrison tells us about the LibDem party conference. You can also click …

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Blog, For Study, Politics and Elections, Reflection · 22 June, 2017

The Art of the Possible

Does politics have a role in the Church or is it a distraction from our mission? Is politics about compromise – what is possible – when our Christian faith is about truth? At a time when a lot of people say they are turned off by politics, many in our churches are still concerned about what is …

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Blog, Brief, Politics and Elections, Reflection · 28 May, 2017

This is a Time… Good Government?

Much is Much is being said about the need for strong Government and strong leadership. What do these ideas mean for us? Whilst a strong Government may be desirable or even necessary, there are models around the world which rightly attract widespread condemnation. A “strong” Government is not in and …

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Blog, Brief, Politics and Elections, Reflection · 21 May, 2017

This is a time… What (else) Matters?

  Brexit is likely to be the dominant issue of this campaign, even though Article 50 has already been triggered and individual MPs will have little power to shape the eventual agreement. But there is a very real danger that Brexit becomes the only issue, and that other important concerns and …

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Blog, Politics and Elections · 11 May, 2017

Discernment in public issues at election times

The other day I was talking to a Catholic Priest friend of mine about secular politics and the role of the Church at election times.  He was sharing something about the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola which resonated with me that might help us to avoid being co-opted unwittingly into …

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Blog, For Study, Politics and Elections, Reflection · 10 May, 2017

Faith in Politics: the 2017 General Election

Every General Election presents an opportunity for citizens to participate critically and constructively in the democratic process. It may be a cliché to suggest that there has “never been so much at stake”, but there is an element of truth to this saying. We are living in an unprecedented political …

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Blog, Brief, Politics and Elections, Reflection · 7 May, 2017

This is a time… you matter, we all matter

Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others. Philippians 2:3-4 Christians believe the straightforward truth that to be human is to be made in God’s image …

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Asylum and Migration, Blog, Politics and Elections · 3 May, 2017

Amidst the General Election coverage over the next few weeks and beyond, don’t let us forget…

There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus (Galatians 3:28) Since the Prime Minister called a General Election two weeks ago, the country has been awash with news from the Campaign trail. MPs are …

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