You probably won’t be surprised to hear that News International isn’t exactly my favourite organisation and that I’m not a big fan Rupert Murdoch either.  Those of us who have an interest in the press will have no doubt that newspapers often use dubious tactics to get their stories, but as the Leveson inquiry has progressed […]

Plenty of debate has been stirred up this week in response to the publication of a letter from Christians in Parliament to the Advertising Standards Authority criticising their ruling that Christians cannot advertise the belief that God physically heals.  One of the signatories, Tim Farron who is President of the Liberal Democrats, yesterday posted a […]

If you have been following the events surrounding Healing on The Streets – Bath and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) over the ruling that Christians cannot advertise the belief that God physically heals, then you will be interested to know that three MPs from the All-Party Parliamentary Group, Christians in Parliament, have written an official letter […]

You can’t help but feel at least sympathy for Bolton Wanderers player, Fabrice Muamba who collapsed and nearly died as his heart stopped working at Saturday’s FA Cup match.  It always comes as a shock when something like this happens to an apparently fit and healthy person.

Following on from the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling earlier this year that Healing on the Streets (HOTS) – Bath cannot mention that God can heal the sick in their literature and on their website, HOTS founder, Mark Marx wrote a response at the start of February updating HOTS groups round the country on the current […]

You may have already read about the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling on February 1st against Healing on the Streets (HOTS) - Bath. HOTS – Bath is a three-year old registered charity run by over 20 churches in Bath and the surrounding area who train volunteers to pray for people particularly in the area of physical healing.  Two to […]