Daily Telegraph: Our churches face an uncertain future
If the Church’s vast bureaucracy gets it wrong, as it so often has before, the consequences will be far-reaching. Let us hope that seriousness and wisdom prevail when Synod meets this week.
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I am s churchwarden, treasurer and secretary for a small church in Somerset. If the Church gives £100m for ‘slavery reparations’ I shall leave the Church of England, as will many others. The fund from which it comes (Queen Anne’s Bounty) was for poor parishes.. and boy, do we need it.