Theresa May says Christians should be allowed to live out their faith in peace
(Worthy News) – Theresa May has used her Easter message to say that people of all religions should have the right to practise their faith in peace.
On the same day as over a hundred people died during attacks on Easter services in Sri Lanka, the British Prime Minister said that for Christians around the world, the simple act of going to church “can bring huge danger”.
She said this threat to Christians was the reason why the government recently launched a review into persecution around the world.
She said: “For millions of Christians in this country and around the world, Easter is a particularly special time, when we remember the powerful message at the heart of our Christian faith, a message of hope of the resurrection of Jesus Christ when we can look forward to a new life in Christ. [ Source: Christian Today (Read More…) ]
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