September 2010

Articles from the September 2010 e-edition.

Biblical Protest and Witness Await Pope’s UK Visit By Richard Bennett

Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster opposition to the Pope’s visit to Great Britain

  • The papal visit: Why we oppose it. A booklet explaining our opposition to the state visit of the Pope to Great Britain. Click on the link to read or download and print.

Free Church of Scotland welcomes Pope to Scotland and eulogises his writings.

To listen to a recording of Rev. David Robertson welcoming the Pope, use the player below:

 
Video of protest against the Pope.

The following video clip of the Protest against the Pope’s visit to Westminster Abbey is during the very stage when the pope drives past the protesters in his Popemobile and gets out of the car and walks into Westminster Abbey. The Protest gets a bit lively at this key moment with Protesters shouting “Anti-Christ” at the Pope and a large number of Roman Catholics who had by this stage mingled with the protest group were shouting or cheering for the pope. None of this large protest was shown on the main media news about the visit despite the protest being directly in front of the media stage.

 
 
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August 2010

Articles from the August 2010 e-edition.

The blasphemy of a Presbyterian minister challenged and answered by God’s Word. An answer to the claims by Rev. Christ Hudson that “…it is ok to be gay and a Christian and do not let anyone tell you otherwise.”

The Union with today’s Great Britain holds out no hope for the Ulster Protestant. Written at the request of the Belfast Newsletter and published in its edition of August 13th 2010.

The Alpha Course and Its Ecumenical Association. Transcribed from a recording of a message preached in Lewes Free Presbyterian Church, Saturday, 13th February 2010.

Listen to this sermon by using the player below:



Some pertinent truths regarding the Claudy Bombing cover-up that must be highlighted

The gospel is no longer enough – a timely article by Rev Andy Foster on a dangerous folly embraced by all too many fundamentalist ministers