Church of England

Stories

The church which supported the asylum claim knew of his sexual assault conviction.^[1]
Archdeacon of Liverpool, Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, calls for "anti-whiteness".^[2]
Told to boost the already £100m fund to address the legacy of slavery to £1b.^[3]
Anglican Cathedral hosts exhibition displaying the shame of slavery.^[4]
Hiring a "deconstructing whiteness" officer.^[5]
Seeking to fill a employment vacancy for "Communications and Engagement Officer - WM Regional Racial Justice Initiative".^[6]
Tells parishes to set up "race action plan" put forward by pro-BLM bishop.^[7]
Boy, 4, allowed to join Church of England school as a girl.^[8]
Sunday service has dwindled in popularity by 20 per cent since 2019, despite Church of England's claims it has "bounced back".^[9]
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".^[10]
Churches around the country facilitating industrial-scale bogus asylum claims.^[11]
Weymouth Baptist Church converts asylum seekers to help them claim asylum - 40 in total with six already baptised, having retained a Farsi-speaking minister.^[12]
Distributed and Tweeted "Racial Justice Sunday Toolkit" document.^[13]