Article

Under the headline – Ulster Project marks 50 years of inspiring young peacemakers – the ‘Impartial Reporter’, which rarely lives up to its honourable title, reported on a recent ecumenical event in Enniskillen.

‘The work of peacemaking remains far from over’ the article prominently states!

(Indeed it is, since the chief ‘peace makers’ are those in Sinn Fein who constantly uphold and eulogise the murderers engaged in decades of terrorism here in Ulster. That which today is called ‘peace’ is but ecumenists labelling the ceasing from terrorism by those whose wicked and cruel campaign of terror, murder and civil disorder as ‘peace’ and the government and the main churches rewarding such and embracing of them as ‘democrats and statesmen’ and ushering them into positions of civil authority and decision-making! – BB Editor)

‘That was the clear message from religious leaders who gathered in Enniskillen on Saturday to mark 50 years of the Ulster Project’s work in Northern Ireland.’

The article states: ‘The Archbishops of Armagh were among those who came together to celebrate five decades of a cross-community initiative that has sought to bring young people from different backgrounds together in friendship and understanding.’

By ‘understanding’ is meant a bringing of Protestant young people to a place where they have forgotten the truth of the Bible and the merciful workings of God’s power in delivering the European nations from the powers and darkness of Roman Catholicism in the 16th century and a believing of the ecumenical lie that it is God’s will that the work of the Reformation be undone and all ‘Christians’ unite under the thraldom of the Pope of Rome.

The circumstances of this event is a prophetic foreshadowing of where Ecumenism is leading Protestants! (more…)

The following headline appeared in the The Daily Mail of November 7th, 2025.

Police officer warns Prince William’s vicar friend that Bible verse on his van ‘could be considered hate speech’

The article reads:—

A pastor has been warned by a police officer that the bible verse on the back of his van ‘could be considered hate speech’.

Pastor Mick Fleming, who is a friend of the Prince and Princess of Wales, worked as a drug runner and debt collector and was once arrested on suspicion of murder.

Now 59, the former gangland criminal enforcer dedicates his life to helping others as a pastor, along with setting up his charity, Church on the Street, which was visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Earlier this year, Mick released a book which detailed his early life in crime and how nearly dying made him turn his life around, and even had a foreword from Prince William.

After recently giving up all of his belongings, Mick now lives in a campervan which has the bible verse John 3:16 printed on the back.

The verse reads: ‘For God so loved the world, that he gave his only son, that everyone who believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life’.

He was approached by a police officer while at a petrol station in Lancashire, who told him ‘the writing could be seen as hate speech in the wrong context’. (more…)