“The Church of England believes that the compassionate response at the end of life lies in the provision of high quality palliative care services to all who need them.”

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“It remains the case that improving the quality and availability of palliative care offers the best pathway to reducing suffering at the end of life. We will continue to advocate for this and support those who work tirelessly to care for the dying in our hospices, hospitals and care homes.”

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The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is making its way through Parliament. Many Christian leaders have commented on the proposed legislation.

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New technologies are changing the way in which war is fought. JPIT’s Future of Arms project aims to equip Christians and our churches to engage in discussion and advocacy with decision-makers abut these vital issues, as we seek to fulfill the Christian vocation to be peacemakers.

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Andrew Grey revisits his old report unpacking some of the fundamental ideas beneath the assisted dying debate.

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Despite being a private members bill (a bill that is not proposed by the government, but by a backbench MP) the “The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill” has provoked much debate in the headlines and on topical conversation media.

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Leaders of the major faiths have spoken of their deep concern about the impact on vulnerable people should assisted suicide be approved by Parliament, in a letter published ahead of the Second Reading of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.

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Faith groups from across Cornwall came together on13 November to sign Cornwall’s new Faith Covenant, a joint commitment between Cornwall Council and Cornwall’s faith communities to work together to support Cornwall residents.

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Can you, your church or your local Churches Together group pray for, offer practical support and bring good news to older people in your neighbourhood?

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