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Simon Vibert considers how an appreciation of the Book of Common Prayer service for “The Solemnization of Marriage” brings clarity to 21st century discussions about marriage.

Here are the candidates standing for Council at this Saturday's Church Society AGM.

In a guest post, John Willans remembers the National Day of Prayer at the time of Dunkirk, 75 years ago.

June 2015 sees the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of the Anglican Hymn Book by the Church Book Room Press, an imprint of the Church Society.

When is a bishop not a bishop? It sounds like the beginning of a Christmas cracker joke, but it's actually a vital question to consider in the changing situation within the Church of England. Some opponents to the consecration of women to the episcopate have gone beyond the argument that a woman should not be a bishop to the position that a woman cannot be a bishop.

Tom Woolford considers an infamous line in the Prayer Book Baptism Service.

Paul Hancock from Trinity Buxton preached recently on 1 Thessalonians about being ready for the return of Jesus.

Do we have a poor understanding of Ecclesiology? Are evangelicals focussed purely on individual salvation and church attendance as for personal edification? Might we end up accepting "the modern liberal-catholic-ecumenical consensus doctrine" because it is "better than nothing," an outcome that described as "a slow poison to any evangelical and reformed church"? In today's featured article, Donald Allister looks at some responses to these challenges, and offers encouragement and caution to evangelicals.