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🚨BREAKING: Christian evangelist acquitted after Crown Prosecution Service advances LGBT “safe space” argument in Soho Christian evangelist Richard Johnson, has been found NOT GUILTY after facing nearly two years of prosecution for peacefully distributing an illustrated Gospel tract in Soho. Mr Johnson, who has been supported by the Christian Legal Centre, was prosecuted under section 4A of the Public Order Act 1986 after two complainants said they were distressed by the tract’s Christian teaching on sin, judgment, repentance and salvation. During the trial, one complainant described Soho as an LGBT “safe space”, while the CPS placed significant emphasis on Mr Johnson’s decision to distribute the tract in an area closely associated with the LGBT community. His legal team argued that this amounted to an attempt to create a de facto “gay buffer zone”, in which lawful Christian expression could be judged by a different standard. The court concluded that, although the tract had caused offence and upset, the prosecution had failed to prove the elements necessary to establish a criminal offence. The magistrates recognised the high threshold that must be crossed before freedom of expression can be restricted. A defence costs order was also granted. We are pleased that Richard has finally been vindicated, but it is deeply troubling that the CPS was prepared to pursue this case. No London or any neighbourhood across the country should be transformed into a censorship zone where lawful beliefs are suppressed or criminalised because they are controversial or unwelcome.

SAVE THE DATE: 3 October, 2026 The God Loves You Tour with Franklin Graham is coming to Manchester ( UK ) at the Co-Op Live this autumn. This free event will include live music from award-winning artists and a message of hope. Mark your calendars and make plans to bring a friend—all are welcome!

https://www.youtube.com/live/U4erUpJH-Z4?si=cqcRxi3ekxDCpSPb MAPLEVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH, BARRIE, ONTARIO, CANADA – Sunday Service September 6, 2026 Live streaming commences JUST BEFORE 10.30am - actual schedule is 10:23am EASTERN STANDARD TIME ZONE. ( this is the church which Robin Stephen Aldrich attends )

SILENT LETTER DAY

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Dr. Martyn Lloyd -Jones

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He walked into Beirut alone, unarmed, trusting men he had no reason to trust, because four hostages needed someone brave enough to try. Terry Waite had already secured the release of hostages in Iran and Libya, so when the Church of England needed an envoy to negotiate in Lebanon, he didn't hesitate. In January 1987, he arrived in Beirut believing he'd been promised safe passage to visit ailing captives. Instead, his captors broke their word and seized him. What followed was almost unthinkable. Terry spent 1,763 days in captivity, the first four years entirely in solitary confinement, chained to a wall, denied books, denied contact, denied any certainty he'd ever see home again. Most men would have been consumed by despair. Terry wasn't. He composed poetry in his head, held onto his faith, and quietly resolved that bitterness would not be the thing that defined him. When he finally walked free in November 1991, church bells rang out across Britain in celebration. He could have spent his remaining years angry at what was taken from him. Instead, he chose forgiveness, dedicating his life to charity work and supporting former hostages who understood, better than anyone, what he had endured. That's not just courage. That's true British grit.

Just 20 minutes before the incident at Big Church Festival, I was sharing a brand-new Pause for Thought that I’ll be doing on BBC breakfast next week, exploring the themes of “empty walls”, grief, disappointment and loss at Dai’s spoken word venue Myself and the Moses Brothers ended the piece by singing “It Is Well.” Those words echoed around that venue with such faith. We had no idea that just 20 minutes later, only a few metres or so from the stage, a freak accident would happen — and lives would be changed forever. I’m sitting in disbelief and grief, trying to process the questions that have no easy answers so much that’s going on in the world right now. And yet, through the tears, I find myself trying to raise a quiet “It is well.” Not because everything is well. It isn’t. But because I believe God is still there in the middle of the questions. In the heartbreak. In the silence. In the moments when we don’t understand. Sometimes faith isn’t a triumphant song — sometimes it’s simply holding onto God when you can barely hold onto anything else. So I’m praying for everyone affected, for those carrying unimaginable grief, and for the hope that somehow, even in the darkest moments, God’s light will keep breaking through. ‘It is well with my soul’. 🤍 even if we can only muster it as a whisper right now Oh that this abiding ache of grieving hearts for so much in the world right now, would be daily orientated toward the approaching moments of inevitable restoration- both in the now and most certainly in the not yet. @mosesbros @bigchurchfest

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Nearly 2,000 young people either gave their lives to Jesus or recommitted their faith at a massive gathering at ExCeL London, where more than 7,000 mostly young adults showed up for an evangelistic crusade led by Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell of 2819 Church. Mitchell didn’t hold back. “I didn’t come here to play games… God sent us here on assignment.” And he challenged the crowd: “You cannot leave this room the way that you came in.” By the end, thousands responded in prayer, many visibly emotional. “It felt really personal—like God was speaking directly to us,” one attendee said. “Something shifted tonight.”

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveils Lake Ontario sign ! 🍁 🍁 🍁 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

https://www.youtube.com/live/E1YWd6XzmoI?si=IApKKGIET5JiH2Gy MAPLEVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH, BARRIE, ONTARIO, CANADA – Sunday Service August 30, 2026 Live streaming commences JUST BEFORE 10.30am - actual schedule is 10:23am EASTERN STANDARD TIME ZONE. ( this is the church which Robin Stephen Aldrich attends )

Larry Norman singing ' Why should the devil have all the good music' in Hyde Park , London, September 1972

WHAT IS YOUR FAMILY HISTORY / JOURNEY ?

Here are photos of my maternal Grandmother Constance Mary Harrison who was a student at a ladies college in Manchester, England in the early 1900's and of her wedding photo to John Mould ( known as Jack ) in the English Lake District in 1916.

Here are some of my Ancestors from my Maternal Grandfather's side. Grandfather's name was John Mould ( commonly-called Jack ) and the family latterly moved from Lancashire, England . His father was Thomas Mould had owned a clothing store in Lancashire but took the family to County Durham in the late 19th century. My grandfather (a cobbler's apprentice ) and his younger brother Robert eventually moved with their then widowed mother Mary ( nee Dowson ) to North Yorkshire and took up farming. WHAT IS YOUR ANCESTRAL STORY ?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c158939pz4do Christian festival 'devastated' after man's death