Prayer does not fit us for the greater works; prayer is the greater work. Oswald Chambers

Joined April 2014
Today MPs voted against the Terminally Ill Adults Bill (which would have legalised #assistedsuicide) with a margin of 16 votes (270-286). We are grateful to God for this wonderful result which upholds the value of every human being and protects the most vulnerable among us.
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This is a deeply complex and literally life-changing Bill. We’re no longer talking about the principle – this is real, and it is not safe. The Assisted Dying Bill returns to Parliament on 11 September.
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“Every assisted death law is different. The question before Parliament is not to decide on a general principle. It is whether this Bill, and the assisted death service it would create, are safe.” parliamentnews.co.uk/encombr…
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Wonderful St Alban Day yesterday.
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“..they seem impervious to the way that, over time, this nihilistic stance inevitably saps energy from other ways of caring for especially vulnerable people; for death is a highly effective way of ending suffering, and also very cheap.” telegraph.co.uk/gift/3ca7f45…
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"Sadly, throughout the entire process, the #assistedsuicide lobby’s response was not to welcome that scrutiny or fix the Bill, but to find a way around it. The inconvenient truth, which they have fought tooth and nail to suppress, distract from and wilfully disbelieve, is that this Bill is simply not up to scratch, whatever view one might take on the principle." conservativehome.com/2026/06…
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