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The Church of England will allow clergy to use regular public worship services to bless those in same-sex partnerships from this Sunday.

Traditionalist Anglicans have expressed disappointment at the decision of the Church of England House of Bishops to allow prayers for same-sex couples in services from this Sunday despite deep divisions.

A major church has adopted an anti-Christ plan to create "blessing" ceremonies for same-sex duos.

Anglican bishops have expressed their grief at the Church of England’s decision to trial “special standalone services” for blessing those in same-sex partnerships.

Pro-LGBT campaigners in England claim to be evangelicals. In the United States, LGBT churches universally abandon the term. Why?

The Church of England has decided to proceed with trial blessing services for same-sex couples. This decision, made during the General Synod, marks a significant shift in the denomination's stance on same-sex relationships.

Orthodox Anglicans have condemned the decision of the Church of England's parliamentary body to continue on the path to introducing same-sex blessings.

The Church of England is set to trial “special standalone services” for blessing those in same-sex partnerships.

"Well with tears, and a tearing heart… it's into the desert I say… Into the desert like ancestors of old."

Evangelicals within the Church of England have repeated calls for the Church to “remain true to the gospel as entrusted to us”.