The leader of England's Roman Catholics admitted yesterday that Christian belief has been virtually banished from everyday life. Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor told a gathering of 100 priests ...

The census figures from 2001 and 2011 (the most recent census) show that Christianity is the majority religion in England and Wales. However, the proportion of people who said they were Christian ...

But Christians? They’re fair game ... liberal democracy. Here in the UK we know that’s not the case, yet our politicians and political parties refuse to address it. It would be unthinkable ...

For the first time in recorded history, those declaring themselves to have no religion have exceeded the number of Christians in Britain. Some 44 per cent of us regard ourselves as Christian ...

Britain, like the rest of the West, will not recover unless it recovers the Christian faith that formed it.” Meanwhile, mathematical models based on current trends predict Catholic Mass ...

In Roman Britain many people had been Christians. But the early Anglo-Saxons were not Christians, they were pagans. Anglo-Saxons believed in lucky charms. They thought that rhymes, potions ...

Writing from London, Damian Thompson of the Telegraph observes that African church plants in the UK are “the most vibrant expression of Christianity in Britain” today. But these churches are ...

“In doing so, they strengthen the movement advocating for a greener, fairer banking sector. As Christians, switching to a ...

If you wish to read more, see my article, Spiritual Renewal in Britain: Intercultural Pentecostal Theology in Eucharisma 1, (Spring 2024), 72-78. Lausanne 4: an expression of global Christianity I ...

Was it a development from the Christianity planted in Britain under the Roman Empire, or did its origins lie elsewhere? The present tendency is to believe that the British Christianity of the ...