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Safeguarding Complaint Against Mullally Dismissed by Archbishop of York
Anglican and Episcopal

Safeguarding Complaint Against Mullally Dismissed by Archbishop of York

The Archbishop of York has dismissed a renewed safeguarding complaint against Archbishop of Canterbury-elect Sarah Mullally. The complaint, initially raised in 2023, was re-submitted with additional witness statements,...

Sarah Mullaly Becomes First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Anglican and Episcopal

Sarah Mullaly Becomes First Female Archbishop of Canterbury

Sarah Mullaly, the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, became the first woman to hold the position in the history of the Church of England. Appointed on March 25, 2026,...

Kingdom Hall Trust’s assets surge to £222m as over 1,279 congregations merge into the charity
Jehovah's Witnesses

Kingdom Hall Trust’s assets surge to £222m as over 1,279 congregations merge into the charity

The Kingdom Hall Trust, a charity associated with Jehovah’s Witnesses, has seen its assets grow significantly following a series of mergers. Newly filed documents reveal that the charity’s...

Plymouth Brethren Member Describes Strict Isolation and Punishment for Non-Compliance
Plymouth Brethren

Plymouth Brethren Member Describes Strict Isolation and Punishment for Non-Compliance

Rebecca Stott, a former member of the Exclusive Brethren, described the strict and isolating lifestyle within the group. Members were cut off from the outside world, with severe...

CTE Leaders Express Concern Over Christian Symbols Being Co-opted for Hostile Messages
Church of God and Oneness Pentecostal

CTE Leaders Express Concern Over Christian Symbols Being Co-opted for Hostile Messages

The Churches Together in England (CTE) has voiced deep concern over the misuse of Christian symbols and teachings to promote messages of hostility. In a statement issued by...

Church of England adopts sustainable flower policy to reduce environmental impact
Anglican and Episcopal

Church of England adopts sustainable flower policy to reduce environmental impact

The Church of England has introduced a new policy encouraging the use of sustainable flowers in its churches, reflecting a growing emphasis on environmental responsibility. The motion, which...

Plymouth Brethren Church denies involvement in alleged political harassment during 2025 election campaign
Plymouth Brethren

Plymouth Brethren Church denies involvement in alleged political harassment during 2025 election campaign

The Plymouth Brethren, also known as the Exclusive Brethren, are a conservative Christian group with origins in the 1820s in Ireland and England. They divided in 1848 into...

Thousands of children in England face risks in unregistered, unsafe schools with unqualified staff
Religious Organization Accountability

Thousands of children in England face risks in unregistered, unsafe schools with unqualified staff

Some children in England are being educated in unregistered schools, raising concerns about the quality of their learning and the safety of their environment. An ITV News investigation...

Jewish Greens Chair Considers Leaving Party Over Zionism as Racism Motion

The chair of the Jewish Greens, Vivien Lichtenstein, has expressed concern over a recent motion passed by Green Party members that defines Zionism as a form of racism....

First Minister John Swinney criticizes English and Welsh Greens for defining Zionism as racism

First Minister John Swinney expressed disagreement with the Green Party of England and Wales’ decision to classify Zionism as racism, stating it was not the party’s place to...

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