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Your Country Needs You – Call to Fast and Pray

DATE : 13 September 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

A few days ago, VfJUK learnt of a Christian media channel here in the UK that had had all of its video clips and materials removed by YouTube. The channel has always prided itself on producing Bible-honouring interviews and programmes, but the reason given by YouTube was that they were acting, “to protect our community”. Perhaps […]

The thought police are coming to get you – beware the tentacles of evil

DATE : 3 September 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

A couple of months into office, and in an unseemly two fingered gesture to their predecessors, the new government is apparently considering a total ban on silent prayer outside abortion clinics. It will be remembered that the draft guidance produced by the last government said that silent prayer within the zones should be allowed, along with […]

Ultimate act of compassion – or licensed murder of the ‘incurable’?

DATE : 26 July 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Prior to the General Election, Sir Keir Starmer expressed his unequivocal support for any future Bill on assisted dying that would come before Parliament. Now, barely three weeks into the new Parliament and with what feels to be almost unseemly haste, that Bill is set to be introduced into the House of Lords by Lord Falconer […]

State Sanctioned Murder

DATE : 23 July 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

Do you, assisted dying, take euthanasia to be your lawful wedded husband? Next Friday, on 26th July, former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Falconer of Thoroton, is set to introduce (yet again) his Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill in the House of Lords. This will be his fifth attempt to introduce […]

The Devil in the Detail

DATE : 17 July 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster

In an interview with Beth Rigby of Sky News some three weeks before the General Election, in answer to a question about his support for Jeremy Corbyn, Sir Keir Starmer said, ‘I backed Jeremy Corbyn in 2019 because I thought he would lose.’ As context, it will no doubt be remembered that this is the […]