‘Deep Disappointment’ Response to the House of Bishops’ Statement on the Prayers of Love and Faith
Our response to the House of Bishops’ Statement on the Prayers of Love and Faith in October 2025.
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Letter to the Church Times on Challenges Faced by the Archbishop-elect of Canterbury
Our letter congratulating the Rt Revd Sarah Mullally on her appointment as Archbishop-elect of Canterbury was published on Friday 10th October 2025. We pray for her leadership as the Church navigates issues around gender-identity ideology, safeguarding, and Christian doctrine.
LGB Christians Welcome the Demise of ‘Issues In Human Sexuality’
LGB Christians welcomed the Church of England's General Synod's decision on 15 July 2025 to do away with Issues in Human Sexuality, writes Rev Lorenzo Fernandez-Smal.
Hearts, Not Garments: A Response to the Makin Review
On behalf of LGB Christians, Mark Chater offers this response to the Makin Review which was published in October 2024 into the Church of England’s handling of allegations of serious abuse by the late John Smyth.
Media Release: Church of England drops the term ‘trans child’ in new schools guidance.
A media release responding to the final version of the Church of England's new schools guidance, Flourishing for All. We cautiously welcome the updated guidance, particularly noting the removal of the term 'trans child' as a positive step."
Chasing Brownie Points: How the Anglican Church and Conservatives Fell for Gender Ideology
Gillian Philip examines the similarities between the Conservative Party and the Anglican Church and shows how they became captured by gender identity ideology.
The Church of England’s schism over same-sex blessings: A Primer
Mark Chater delves into the long, complex maze of church politics and the theology that has overtaken same sex blessings. He challenges the latest schismatic threats and asks what can be done.
Back to Nazareth: The Christian case for LGB Inclusion
Mark Chater appeals for a broad and generous reading of the relevant biblical texts in the light of the current schism between orthodox and liberal christians in the Church of England over the blessing of same sex unions.
Press Release: Proposed CofE Guidance for Schools: Contested viewpoints need further consideration
Lesbian, Gay and Bi Christians and our friends has submitted its response to the Church of England’s consultation on proposed new guidelines for schools regarding bullying. The consultation, affecting 4,630 Church of England schools and 200 church schools in Wales, closed yesterday. We welcome ‘Flourishing for All: Anti-bullying Guidance for Church of England Schools’, but ...
Media Release: Church of England plays fast and loose with Cass Review
Press release in response to the proposed anti-bullying guidance for use in Church of England schools. We are concerned that the concerns expressed in the Cass review have not been properly addressed.