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Christianity ‘under attack’ in the UK – report
DATE : 11 June 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
Christianity Today magazine writes on our latest report: ‘Christianity is being “marginalised” in the UK and those who profess the Christian faith are “regarded with contempt”, a new report has warned.’ Read here.
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No Decriminalisation Rally
DATE : 4 June 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
In May 2024, British Pro-Life organisations decided to hold a rally. The rally was in response to amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill that would see abortion decriminalised up to birth in England and Wales. If made law, these amendments, proposed by MPs Diane Johnson and Stella Creasey would give the UK the most liberal […]
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Cometh the hour – we need a Churchill
DATE : 31 May 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
The UK has fallen prey to chaos. Consider – a hopelessly fractured and no longer fit for purpose NHS; economic shambles and the ever-looming threat of financial collapse; the disintegration of the family and accompanying epidemic of mental illness; a country increasingly having to give way to immigrants; an unprecedented climate of antisemitism and racial intimidation; […]
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A nation on the edge of an abyss
DATE : 24 May 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
The date for the General Election has been announced as 4th July, and we are now in that period known as ‘Purdah’, when Parliamentary business and all major policy decisions – in particular, rulings which may directly conflict with the stated intentional commitments of the cabinet or shadow cabinet – are suspended until, following the election, […]
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Welcome to Eurovision – a celebration of the decadent and the profane
DATE : 22 May 2024 AUTHOR : VFJUK Webmaster
How times change! The Eurovision Song contest began way-back in 1956 as a technical experiment in television broadcasting to an international audience. It was hosted in the Swiss-Italian lakeside city of Lugano, and seven nations took part: the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, France, Luxembourg and Italy. The UK was apparently too busy with its own contest and sent […]
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