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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

  • Church leaders oppose new scheme for organ donation
    January 25th, 2012
    Proposals to introduce a scheme whereby all citizens in Wales are automatically registered for organ donation, unless they opt-out, have been heavily criticised by church leaders, who have described the move as ‘ill-judged’ in a joint statement released early this week.
  • Parents try to raise child without a gender
    January 24th, 2012
    A couple who have been trying to raise their child free from any ‘gender constraints’ have now revealed that their child is male. Sasha Laxton has been brought up with his gender kept a secret from all but his closest family, although the secret can no longer be kept now that he has started school at the age of five.
  • Criminalising insulting words undermines free speech
    January 19th, 2012
    Leading civil liberties organisation ‘Index on Censorship’ has called for the word ‘insulting’ to be removed from the Public Order Act on the basis that the word’s inclusion in legislation has “a corrosive effect on free speech” in the UK.

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