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Times has always been independent of the Church of England hierarchy. The paper was started in the 1860s to campaign for Anglo-Catholic principles, but now aims to provide balanced and fair reporting of events and opinions across the whole range of Anglican affairs. The Church Times runs several events, including an annual clergy Cricket Cup, the Festival of Faith and Literature, and the Festival of Preaching. The Train a Priest (TAP) Fund has raised over £4.6 million to support ordinands and their families since it was established in 1952. Other campaigns include the Green Health Awards and the 21 For 21 interfaith awards. Read the Church Times at www.churchtimes.co.uk, via our app for iPhone/iPad, or in print. The print edition is published every Friday.
09/10/2025
“A remarkable new restaurant, The Long Table, opened last November in Cirencester’s historic Market Place. You can enjoy a generous bowlful of “hyper-local”, nutritious, and very tasty food there for £10 or so. You can pay double that if you want to. Or, if you ask at the till for “a meal for Tom”, you can pay nothing at all.”
09/10/2025
Zafar Bhatti, aged 62, had been in prison since 2012, and had always denied the charges
09/10/2025
“We need to find the words to break the silence. How do we as Christians articulate this place of ecological crisis — and the current polycrisis — with faith?”
Liz MacWhirter suggests processing ecological through
09/10/2025
Church projects need funds. How can they be brought together more fairly, asks Tim Wyatt
09/10/2025
The , Dr Michael Volland, has expressed “dismay and disappointment” in response to remarks by Robert Jenrick, who, after a visit to this week, said that he had not seen “another white face” in the inner-city area
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THE Bishop of Birmingham, Dr Michael Volland, has expressed “dismay and disappointment” in response ...
08/10/2025
The Government faces an uphill struggle to win back voters, says Mark D’Arcy
08/10/2025
Mark Oakley reflects on the place that Bede House still keeps in his heart
08/10/2025
Mark Edwards looks at Christian heresy and the inquisitors’ witness
08/10/2025
At the start of Good Money Week, Clive Price cuts through the labels around investment with choices that seek to do good
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08/10/2025
Companies are suppressing their environmental programmes. It is even more important for Christians speak up, Clive Price hears
08/10/2025
The global narrative is of one of scarcity and acquisition. The late Walter Bruggemann, in a new book, went back to first principles
08/10/2025
The -designate has said that she believes her that experience as Chief Nursing Officer — when she worked with the World Health Organization and the UN — as well as her ministry since will serve her well as she tackles some of the challenges presented in the
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The Church Times has always been independent of the Church of England hierarchy.
The paper was started in the 1860s to campaign for Anglo-Catholic principles, but now aims to provide balanced and fair reporting of events and opinions across the whole range of Anglican affairs.
The Church Times runs several events, including an annual clergy Cricket Cup, the Festival of Faith and Literature, and the Festival of Preaching.
The Train a Priest (TAP) Fund has raised over £4.6 million to support ordinands and their families since it was established in 1952. Other campaigns include the Green Health Awards and the 21 For 21 interfaith awards.
Read the Church Times at www.churchtimes.co.uk, via our app for iPhone/iPad, or in print. The print edition is published every Friday.