By
Liam Thatcher2021-07-07T11:10:00
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Restrictions may be coming to an end but 66 per cent of British people still think masks should be worn indoors. And while some Christians are celebrating a return to congregational singing from Sunday 25 July, others are more cautious. As church leaders face tough decisions on what to allow in their services, Liam Thatcher explains why ‘personal choice’ is a double-edged sword
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As remaining coronavirus rules end in England on 16 August, Chris Goswami looks back on some of the changes caused by the pandemic that we may wish to hold on to
2021-07-19T10:09:00Z By Graham Nicholls
Now ‘Freedom Day’ has arrived in England, the government says masks only need to be worn in crowded public places - but should that include churches? Graham Nicholls argues not, and that Christians need to be wary of turning mask wearing into a legalistic, loveless debate
2021-07-13T18:26:00Z By Tim Farron MP
Tim Farron MP explains why he believes we should continue to wear masks - even after July 19
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Chris Goswami looks back at the biggest news stories from 2025, explores how they have impacted the Church and takes a look at the year ahead
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Have any generation had so much expectaion placed on their shoulders, asks Martin Smith, or carried so much anxiety? The worship leader and musician offers some words of wisdom to his own children - and all those of their generation - from his own hard-won experience
2025-12-22T10:39:00Z By Rev Peter Ould
As anti-semitism rises around the world, Rev Peter Ould says now is a good time for Christians to demonstrate solidarity with Jews
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