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[[Christian Concern for our Nation]] (CCFON) is an organisation which, according to its website, "exists to serve the Church by providing information to enable Christians to stand up publicly against a tide of unchristian legal and political changes in the United Kingdom."<ref>[http://www.ccfon.org/view.php?id=5 About CCFON], CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.</ref> | [[Christian Concern for our Nation]] (CCFON) is an organisation which, according to its website, "exists to serve the Church by providing information to enable Christians to stand up publicly against a tide of unchristian legal and political changes in the United Kingdom."<ref>[http://www.ccfon.org/view.php?id=5 About CCFON], CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.</ref> | ||
CCFON is a sister organisation of the [[Christian Legal Centre]].<ref>[http://www.ccfon.org/view.php?id=5 About CCFON], CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.</ref> | CCFON is a sister organisation of the [[Christian Legal Centre]].<ref>[http://www.ccfon.org/view.php?id=5 About CCFON], CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.</ref> | ||
− | According to ''The Guardian'', Christian Concern 'believes that abortion should be illegal and homosexuality is a sin'.<ref name"CC"/> | + | According to ''The Guardian'', Christian Concern 'believes that abortion should be illegal and homosexuality is a sin'.<ref name="CC"/> |
− | Members of the organisation were also alleged to have held a meeting with [[UKIP]] MEP [[Gerard Batten]] who also reportedly sent them a document called 'Dismantling Multiculturalism' calling for a ban on Islamic finance as well as kosher and halal slaughter and stated: 'Islamic fundamentalism is the cuckoo in the western multicultural nest. We can either address it now or be destroyed by it in the course of time'.<ref name"CC">Rowena Mason and Rajeev Syal, [http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/feb/05/ukip-batten-muslims-halal-banned Ukip MEP who supported Muslim code of conduct urged halal slaughter ban], The Guardian, 5 February 2014</ref> | + | Members of the organisation were also alleged to have held a meeting with [[UKIP]] MEP [[Gerard Batten]] who also reportedly sent them a document called 'Dismantling Multiculturalism' calling for a ban on Islamic finance as well as kosher and halal slaughter and stated: 'Islamic fundamentalism is the cuckoo in the western multicultural nest. We can either address it now or be destroyed by it in the course of time'.<ref name="CC">Rowena Mason and Rajeev Syal, [http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/feb/05/ukip-batten-muslims-halal-banned Ukip MEP who supported Muslim code of conduct urged halal slaughter ban], The Guardian, 5 February 2014</ref> |
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+ | ==People== | ||
+ | *[[Andrea Minichiello Williams]] - Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer | ||
+ | *[[Ade Omooba]] - Co-Founder, Director | ||
+ | *[[Andrew Marsh]] - Campaigns Director | ||
+ | *[[Rachel Wagstaff]] - Head of Finance & Development | ||
+ | *[[Paul Huxley]] - Finance & Data Officer | ||
+ | *[[Peter McIlvenna]] - Events & Church Liaison | ||
+ | *[[Garry Selfridge ]]- Head of Communications | ||
+ | *[[Suvreet Bagga]] - Communications Officer | ||
+ | *[[Peter Wooding]] - Communications Officer | ||
+ | *[[Fred Williams]] - Video Producer | ||
+ | *[[Andrew Cox]] - Systems & Data Manager | ||
+ | *[[Alice Fairbairn]] - Wilberforce Academy Officer | ||
+ | *[[Paul Eddy ]]- Public Relations Consultant | ||
+ | *[[Sam Solomon]] - Islamic Affairs Advisor<ref>[http://www.christianconcern.com/about/people About - People], Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015</ref> | ||
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+ | ==Affiliations== | ||
+ | *[[Christian Legal Centre]] | ||
==Contact== | ==Contact== | ||
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+ | [[Category:Islam Critics]] |
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Christian Concern for our Nation (CCFON) is an organisation which, according to its website, "exists to serve the Church by providing information to enable Christians to stand up publicly against a tide of unchristian legal and political changes in the United Kingdom."[1]
CCFON is a sister organisation of the Christian Legal Centre.[2]
According to The Guardian, Christian Concern 'believes that abortion should be illegal and homosexuality is a sin'.[3]
Members of the organisation were also alleged to have held a meeting with UKIP MEP Gerard Batten who also reportedly sent them a document called 'Dismantling Multiculturalism' calling for a ban on Islamic finance as well as kosher and halal slaughter and stated: 'Islamic fundamentalism is the cuckoo in the western multicultural nest. We can either address it now or be destroyed by it in the course of time'.[3]
People
- Andrea Minichiello Williams - Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer
- Ade Omooba - Co-Founder, Director
- Andrew Marsh - Campaigns Director
- Rachel Wagstaff - Head of Finance & Development
- Paul Huxley - Finance & Data Officer
- Peter McIlvenna - Events & Church Liaison
- Garry Selfridge - Head of Communications
- Suvreet Bagga - Communications Officer
- Peter Wooding - Communications Officer
- Fred Williams - Video Producer
- Andrew Cox - Systems & Data Manager
- Alice Fairbairn - Wilberforce Academy Officer
- Paul Eddy - Public Relations Consultant
- Sam Solomon - Islamic Affairs Advisor[4]
Affiliations
Contact
- Website http://www.ccfon.org
Notes
- ↑ About CCFON, CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.
- ↑ About CCFON, CCFON, 8 June 2007, accessed 30 August 2010.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Rowena Mason and Rajeev Syal, Ukip MEP who supported Muslim code of conduct urged halal slaughter ban, The Guardian, 5 February 2014
- ↑ About - People, Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015