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* Tells parishes to set up "race action plan" put forward by pro-BLM bishop.<ref name="blm">https://archive.is/ZW31R</ref> | |||
* Boy, 4, allowed to join Church of England school as a girl.<ref name="boy">https://archive.is/p4DfF</ref> | * Boy, 4, allowed to join Church of England school as a girl.<ref name="boy">https://archive.is/p4DfF</ref> | ||
* Sunday service has dwindled in popularity by 20 per cent since 2019, despite Church of England's claims it has "bounced back".<ref name="attendance">https://archive.is/q30zL</ref> | * Sunday service has dwindled in popularity by 20 per cent since 2019, despite Church of England's claims it has "bounced back".<ref name="attendance">https://archive.is/q30zL</ref> | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 26 February 2024
Stories
- Tells parishes to set up "race action plan" put forward by pro-BLM bishop.[1]
- Boy, 4, allowed to join Church of England school as a girl.[2]
- Sunday service has dwindled in popularity by 20 per cent since 2019, despite Church of England's claims it has "bounced back".[3]
- In a guidance document, derides the political narrative about "British identity, rights and values" as well as the "anti-immigration rhetoric... particularly evident in the run-up to the EU referendum".[4]
- Churches around the country facilitating industrial-scale bogus asylum claims.[5]
- Weymouth Baptist Church converts asylum seekers to help them claim asylum - 40 in total with six already baptised, having retained a Farsi-speaking minister.[6]
- Distributed and Tweeted "Racial Justice Sunday Toolkit" document.[7]