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Church leaders from over 60 Scottish Parliament constituencies and every electoral region sign joint letter against Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill
Ahead of the vote on Tuesday, 13 May, church leaders from over 60 Scottish Parliament constituencies and every electoral region sign joint letter against the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill. Chris Ringland, our public policy officer in Scotland said: “The scale of concern…
Email your MP to vote no to assisted suicide
Assisted dying bill reaches a critical point in its parliamentary process
Alicia Edmund
Evangelical Alliance responds to result of Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill vote
Gavin Calver, CEO of the Evangelical Alliance, said: “I’m deeply disappointed parliament has voted to progress this bill to legalise assisted suicide. This is the biggest proposed change to our social fabric in a generation. Over recent weeks we have stood side by side with other faith groups,…
A glimmer of hope: the Lords is uncovering the truth about assisted suicide
Why is additional scrutiny such good news for this debate?
Mark Gilmore
Assisted suicide
What the Evangelical Alliance has to say about proposals to introduce assisted suicide
Advocacy
Representing over 28, 800 individual evangelical Christians, thousands of churches and hundreds of organisation across the UK's parliamentary democracy and in the media
Medics on a mission
We’re doctors and nurses on call to share God’s justice, says CMF's Dr Mark Pickering
Naomi Osinnowo
Assisted suicide would lead to more suffering, not less
We’re encouraging our members to make their views known to the Scottish Parliament on this important issue
Shanley McConnell
Interview: Scotland public policy highlights, and what’s new in Holyrood for 2023
An interview with our public policy officer for Scotland where he shares his personal highlights from the year and future policy engagement in 2023
Alicia Edmund
Westminster round-up: Making sense of it all
As Parliament breaks for the summer, Alicia Edmund, head of policy, recaps on key policy developments and signals what this means going forward
Alicia Edmund
Is death the ultimate human choice?
Peter Lynas highlights why as image-bearers, life should not be measured by functionality and usefulness
Peter Lynas
What’s wrong with a bill seeking to introduce assisted suicide?
Danny Webster, director of advocacy outlines the significance of the proposed End of Life Bill and why we must act now to oppose it
Danny Webster
God has been faithful in 2024, and the advocacy team are believing for more breakthroughs in 2025
Learn how we have been a faithful witness in the corridors of power over the last 12 months
Alicia Edmund
"It's important for people to have a good death," says Rachael Maskell MP
Watch our Cross Section interview with Rachael Maskell MP about palliative care, safeguards and how we journey with those who are suffering
Alicia Edmund
