By
Mark Arnold2024-06-19T16:03:00
Disabled children are floundering in a broken system, says additional needs campaigner, Mark Arnold. And whoever receives the keys to Downing Street must do something about it immediately
Just a few days ago we learned of the horrific abuse taking place at an independent special educational needs school in the Wirral. Staff at ‘Life Wirral’ in Wallasey were caught by an undercover BBC reporter cruelly mocking and manhandling disabled children, fantasising about killing them and boasting about the physical abuse meted out to a student.
2024-09-25T13:59:00Z By Neil Obbard
Neil Obbard was an Army sniper filled with anger over his childhood abuse. Seeing the young people on his estate in Leeds suffering with similar traumas, he started a bicycle repair programme with the hope of reaching them with the good news
2026-01-27T16:17:00Z By Sam Hailes
Shawn Bolz’s seemingly supernatural ability to give ‘words of knowledge’ made him a star of the global charismatic movement. As new allegations suggest he was mining social media rather than receiving divine revelation, Bethel Church has apologised for its failure to call out Bolz’s alleged abuse. After watching Mike Winger’s nearly six-hour exposé on YouTube, Sam Hailes adds his voice to those warning that cover-up culture may run deeper in the charismatic movement than many want to admit
2025-12-18T13:28:00Z By Robert Noble
From childhood faith to the challenges of an undiagnosed autism, Robert Noble reflects on discovering his neurodivergent wiring was a God-given strength and a reminder that every kind of mind has a place in God’s kingdom
2026-01-29T13:25:00Z By George Pitcher
To grasp the biggest issue facing the Church of England, the new Archbishop of Canterbury is going to need drive, determination and the resolve to do something radical, says Rev George Pitcher
2026-01-28T12:34:00Z By Gareth Russell
New research shows that young Christians in particular are increasing in confidence when it comes to sharing their faith. It’s a challenge to older Christians not to let cyncism, criticism or indifference dull their passion for the gospel, says Gareth Russell
2026-01-28T09:12:00Z By Andrea Williams
A group of nurses were unlawfully discriminated against by their NHS trust when they were forced to share female-only changing rooms with a transgender man who identified as a woman, a tribunal has found. Christian Concern’s Andrea Williams says that it is a victory for common sense and the truth of God’s word
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