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As the UK has chosen secular humanism over the Christian faith, society has suffered greatly in a variety of ways, from the breakdown of the family to the increased sexualisation of children and widespread alcohol and drug abuse. At Christian Concern we are determined to serve society by promoting Biblical legislation and a vision of society shaped by Jesus Christ. We believe in the protection of the vulnerable and the promotion of marriage, the family and the local church as the bedrock of society.

Media Appearances

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BBC Radio Kent: Paul Huxley debates 'Should shops be forced to shut on Boxing Day?'
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Roger Kiska: Society always changes but the message of Jesus is the same
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Premier Radio: Roger Kiska speaks about 'political correctness'

Articles

  • Attempt to make Council prayers unlawful
    December 2nd, 2011
    The National Secular Society (NSS) today told the High Court that Bideford Council in Devon is acting "unlawfully" by including prayers at the beginning of council meetings. The NSS believes that religion is "inappropriate" in what should be "a secular environment concerned with civic business".
  • Phillip Blond argues that secular liberal values fail to deliver
    November 28th, 2011
    The Government's ‘liberal narrative’ must be overcome in order to achieve the ambitious goals of the Big Society, claimed Phillip Blond, who spoke at the Beyond Individualism Conference on 25 Nov, organised by Christian Concern, in association with UK and European partners.
  • Church shunned over leaflet on homosexuality
    November 15th, 2011
    A church in Liverpool has been ostracised from other community groups in the city after it came to light that they had published a resource which labelled homosexuality “a sin” and suggested ways in which to help. Frontline Church in Wavertree had made the “fact sheet” available on the website. There has been a strong reaction to the leaflet’s content, in particular its suggestion that people are not “born homosexual”.

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