Many Muslim parents send their children to church schools because they prepare young people for “life in modern Britain”, a senior figure in the Church of England has said. The Rev Nigel Genders said that church schools offered a “deeply Christian” education yet were attractive to families of other religions because they took faith seriously. Mr Genders, chief education officer at the Church of England, which has about 4,500 primary schools, said that they would never drop their religious character even though more children from non-Christian families were attending them.
Scottish Bishops congratulate new UK Ambassador to the Holy See
The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has welcomed the appointment of Tammy Sandhu as the new Ambassador to the…
Read more