Six out of ten evangelical Christians support removing two-child benefit cap
Danny Webster looks at evangelicals’ attitudes to welfare and benefits and how they would vote if there were an election today Read more
Religious education in Northern Ireland after the Supreme Court decision: Change, not crisis
UK director Peter Lynas and head of Evangelical Alliance in Northern Ireland David Smyth explore the challenges and opportunities Find out more
National Curriculum review sees major changes to religious education
The National Curriculum review states that Christianity “unlocks a wider understanding of British culture” Find out more
Special educational needs system at “breaking point” – how the church can speak up
Over a million children are not receiving the education they deserve – what you need to know about the Education Committee’s latest report Find out more
“Local churches are a vital part of our community,” says Labour MP
Church leaders in Nottingham presented key concerns to their MP on national and local issues Find out more
Three reasons why the church must press further into political and public engagement on poverty
Public policy officer Amy Scott highlights how the church can bring faith, influence and hope to the public conversation on tackling poverty in Northern Ireland Find out more
Christian nationalism in the UK: a contest for the nation's soul?
Peter Lynas outlines the debate on Christian nationalism in the UK, and asks how Christians can respond in faithful, hopeful and prophetic ways Find out more
A glimmer of hope: the Lords is uncovering the truth about assisted suicide
Why is additional scrutiny such good news for this debate? Find out more
Ending the wild west: why the Online Safety Act matters
Children have gone unprotected online for too long Find out more
Family, safety, community: Do we have to choose in the migration debate?
Can we find common ground and move towards solutions that work – especially for the most vulnerable groups? Read more
A £1.5 billion regeneration fund evangelicals should know about
The government sets out how national policy to bring communities together will be delivered through 75 local authorities across the UK Find out more