As a Christian MP I had to vote against Rishi Sunak’s proposal to cut foreign aid
By 
Stephen Timms MP2021-07-16T09:37:00
Despite near-universal opposition from Christian charities and politicians, the Chancellor confirmed the Government would be cutting foreign aid by £4.4bn. After a heated debate, during which Sunak appeared to quote from the Bible, Stephen Timms MP asks why the government didn’t listen
Related articles
-
OpinionAs a British South Asian Christian, my feelings about Rishi Sunak are complicated
Rishi Sunak’s appointment brought many emotions to the surface for Sharmila Meadows
-
OpinionUpping foreign aid won’t necessarily solve poverty. A more Christ-like response is required
When it comes to helping the hurting, Jesus modelled a unique approach. This story from Bolivia shows how Christians today are making a real difference
-
OpinionLet's pray that politicians vote with their conscience on foreign aid cuts
Politicians need to know what their Christian constituents think as they debate foreign aid cuts, says Tim Farron MP
More from Opinion
-
OpinionHello, I’m a Parish Priest. No, I’m not superman
It’s often impossible for church leaders to live up to the lofty expectations placed on them by their congregations, says Rev Jamie Sewell. Your local vicar can’t do it all
-
OpinionAs a Christian peer, I’m standing up for the rights of both women and unborn babies
As politicians debate the decriminalisation of abortion, Baroness Philippa Stroud says current abortion practices are harmful to both women and unborn babies. She’s calling for an end to the controversial abortion pills by post scheme
-
OpinionGraham Kendrick wants you to sing ‘unpopular’ songs in church. Here’s why
Has the Church surrendered its songbook to market forces? After Graham Kendrick’s comments on the matter went viral he considers what a heathier approach to song selection in churches might look like
- Issues
- Topics A-Z
- Writers A-Z
- © 2025 Premier Christianity
Site powered by Webvision Cloud