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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

  • Michael Nazir-Ali: How do we give our young people the values they need?
    August 22nd, 2011
    Someone said recently, in the aftermath of the rioting, looting and killing "this is what a godless society looks like". It is certainly true that we have created a situation where people have only material and financial expectations. Even the 'Body and Soul' sections in the newspapers are mainly about the body.
  • Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali et al.'s letter to the Telegraph on the riots
    August 15th, 2011
    Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali (former Bishop of Rochester), Pastor Ade Omooba (founder and Director of Christian Concern) and other church leaders have had a letter published in the Sunday Telegraph, giving a Christian perspective on the riots. The full text of the letter is reproduced below:
  • Prime Minister condemns rioters
    August 10th, 2011
    Following days of riots in London and across the nation, Prime Minister David Cameron has said that every action will be taken to restore order and noted the rioters' “complete lack of responsibility” and a “lack of proper parenting.”

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