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As Christians, our whole lives are to be lived to God’s glory - at home, in the workplace, and in all of our relationships and activities. Although Christian Concern focuses on the other areas mentioned, there are many other areas where we also campaign for Biblical values to be applied in society. The Bible has relevance in every area of our culture.

“So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” 1 Corinthians 10:31

Media Appearances

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Ade Omooba MBE talks to Sky News about the persecution of Christians around the world
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Tim Dieppe discusses reports Royal Mail not selling religious Christmas stamps
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Tim Dieppe discusses lack awareness of Christmas story in schools

Articles

  • Wells Cathedral promotes blasphemous film about Jesus
    January 21st, 2014
    As part of the Bath Film Festival 2014, Wells Cathedral is hosting a screening of Martin Scorsese’s controversial film ‘The Last Temptation of Christ’ on Saturday 25 January.
  • Why CofE must abandon this dumbed-down christening, writes Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
    January 8th, 2014
    The former Bishop of Rochester, Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali, has written about a new liturgy for baptism being trialled in churches. He believes that because of anxiety in the Church of England to make everyone feel welcome, and not to offend anyone, the new service almost entirely does away with sin and the need to repent.
  • 'Speak up for Jesus', Lord Carey urges Christians
    January 7th, 2014
    Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, has urged Christians in the UK to be more public about their faith in Jesus Christ. Writing in the Telegraph, he also highlighted the reluctance of Western governments to acknowledge the suffering endured by Christians in many parts of the world and called upon the UK Government to take action.

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