A UK judge has found a 64-year-old pro-life advocate guilty of violating the country’s strict buffer zones outside abortion clinics and was sentenced to a conditional discharge two years. Livia Tossici-Bolt was handed a ‘guilty’ verdict after being arrested and charged with holding up a sign saying “Here to talk,
The UK continues to blossom into a hunting ground for tyrants, with law enforcement enforcing draconian laws designed to curtail free speech and, in some cases, freedom of thought. Last week, two street preachers were confronted by several Metropolitan Police officers after a member of the public called in and
The Methodist Church of Great Britain (UK) continues to function as a vehicle for particularly crazed demons to live vicariously through, recently updating their “Inclusive Language Guide” to recommend members no longer use offensive terms like “husband” and “wife,” but rather inoffensive terms like “parent” “partner” and “carer.” We covered
In what has been a continuing trend over the last two years, another pair of Hillsong pastors have resigned, with the lead pastors of Hillsong London Robby and Jenny Lewis announcing their departure last week, after more than 12 years with the UK branch. They will be replaced by young
Hillsong Youth Leader Jorden Bicknell had an interesting take on what it means to build one’s house on the rock, explaining during an episode of Hillson UK Kid’s church (after singing over and over these somewhat self-centered lyrics “You made me special. You made me precious. You made me wonderful.
Hillsong Church is no stranger to controversy when it comes to their Christmas productions, most of which feature lascivious displays of writhing flesh and poor choices, resulting in Hillsong frequently deleting the videos so as to avoid criticism. In other years, we have reported on a Hillsong production depicting Jesus born
(The PostMillennial) Police in Merseyside, a town in northwestern England, were forced to apologize after putting up a billboard claiming that “being offensive is an offence.” An image circulated on Twitter showing Merseyside Police outside a market with a large advertising truck that read “Being offensive is an offence.” The
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