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Charity Commission - Public Benefit Consultation

Charity CommissionThe Charity Commission’s consultation on Public Benefit and the Advancement of Religion ended on 30th June.

The Evangelical Alliance has generally welcomed the new Act and has broadly supported the new concept of charities in future having to demonstrate their contribution to public benefit rather than it being presumed as in the past.

Some important concerns remain regarding the extent of the Commission's powers and its competence to deal with some crucial matters relating to religion and belief and we can expect a period of serious reflection and critical questioning before the Commission finalises its guidance to the religious charitable sector in accordance with its monitoring of charities in the light of the new Charities Act.

Over the last year the Alliance has been working closely with the Charity Commission together with specialist charity lawyers and its own resultant submission to the Charity Commission is available.

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Evangelical Alliance resultant submission

Preview of PQ article on the Benefits of Religion


Click here to see the 'Prince Caspian' articles and review page

What's New

A random selection of new articles and pages on the Evangelical Alliance Website.

Slipstream: Leaders - in - FormationLatest Slipstream podcast and articles now available


The Politics of Immigration
The Politics of Imigration. Frequently when Christians wade into the debate about immigration, they do so by taking a principled stance on whether or not immigration is a good thing. The usual question asked is how many and what type of immigrants we should allow - for example, should we allow only people of working age? Or which countries should we accept people from? Of course, many arguments can be posited on both sides of this debate, including arguments that draw attention to economic and social factors as well as theological ones.
idea Magazine November/December 2008
Selected articles from the November/December 2008 idea magazine
Being a Christian every day, everywhere
The Alliance-facilitated Forum for Change is encouraging Christians to make a difference in the workplace, developing what it means to be Church outside the four walls of the building. In the final part of our series, Hazel Southam looks at how ordinary people are sharing their faith in everyday ways…

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24 Nov 2008
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Evangelical Alliance tells churches 'Don't be a Stranger' to migrants in their communities
From Tongan rugby players in Wales to a Vietnamese boat person turned doctor in Norfolk – migrants’ stories will be featured through a special photographic exhibition challenging Christians to show Christmas spirit to strangers.
27 Oct 2008
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Social action and evangelism must not be separated, says World Evangelical Alliance Theology Commission
A worldwide commission of evangelical theologians has declared that Christians must not separate social action and evangelism, despite the tragic murder of Gayle Williams.
22 Oct 2008
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Evangelical Alliance welcomes Abortion reprieve in Northern Ireland
Plans to extend the 1967 Abortion Act to Northern Ireland through the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill have not been successful.
20 Oct 2008
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Micah Sunday sees worldwide Christian response
Micah Sunday has prompted hundreds of churches in the UK and thousands of churches worldwide to send a clear message to global leaders: keep your promises to help the poor.
14 Oct 2008
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Aussie challenges UK churches to be mission centred
Rev Mike Frost speaks at events about new forms of Church

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