Exemplary standards
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Network needed
I was thrilled to see the list of churches receiving HEART (June/July). As our nation turns rapidly towards secularism, UK Christians may one day need a trusted network of contacts.…
Ruth Fazal
As we were responsible for the advertisement of the screening of Ruth Fazal’s latest musical composition, ‘Ezekiel: Out of Exile’ (June/July), we would like to clarify that Ruth Fazal is…
Jesus’ titles
When reading the Bible, do you notice when the words ‘Lord’, ‘Jesus’ and ‘Christ’ are used in different combinations? The Bible is a precise book. Next time you read them,…
Christian rugby star bullied by PC brigade
Now merely agreeing with an orthodox opinion makes you unfit to play for your country AS THE Rugby World Cup starts in Japan in September, Billy Vunipola will be a…
True Sabbath
The Sabbath was first given to the Israelites only as one of the Ten Commandments (Letters, June/July). Now Jewish and Gentile believers are not under the Old Covenant. Nowhere did…
Is worship necessary?
“Is religious worship necessary?” asked a recent contributor to my local paper, the Worthing Herald. “A being which has absolutely no ego does not require constant worship and glorification.” On…
Baby victims
Apparently unborn babies who died in the Grenfell Tower disaster two months before birth are victims, according to the BBC’s Lucy Manning (BBC TV news, 14 June). So are aborted…
Unity or ecumenism?
David Hathaway’s article, ‘A call to unity’ (June/July) is referring to a form of ecumenism. He asks why the Church is so divided, yet to talk in such terms is…
Pray for May
I was surprised and concerned by the ‘Brexit Bombshell’ article (June/July), which seemed highly unethical and rather dangerous. The author has no actual proof of what he has been told…