Donna Birrell is a journalist, presenter, and broadcaster at Anglican Ink. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, as well as culture and society, often exploring topics such as Christianity, religious organizations, and the intersection of politics and public policy. Her work has been featured in various outlets, including Anglican Ink.
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Donna's coverage is centered around Christianity, church-related events, and religious persecution. She also covers government announcements related to these themes.
Given the nature of her coverage and the topics she focuses on, Donna would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations with insights into religious freedom issues globally, particularly those affecting Christian communities. Additionally, experts who can provide context about significant cultural or political events impacting Christians may find a willing audience in Donna.
It's important for potential sources to keep in mind that her focus is not limited by geography but rather centers around global issues concerning Christianity and religious liberties.
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Churches in a York benefice have apologised after ornaments were removed from graves in a local churchyard and dumped in a bin.
A man who stabbed a priest in Singapore has been sentenced to four years and three months in jail.
A Christian who was deselected as a parliamentary candidate by the Lib Dems is claiming £790,000 from the party.
The funeral of the comedian Jimmy Cricket has been taken by his son, who's a Catholic priest at Salford Cathedral.
The family of a British church leader who's been accused of trying to convert Hindus to Christianity are considering legal action against the Indian police.
Two members of a Christian university cycling team have been killed in a crash involving a car in the United States.
The Christian Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen has been granted a UK visa, following her appeal to the Home Secretary. However, the visa came too late for her to speak in person about free speech at a conference in Northern Ireland last week.
The Hollywood actress Anna Faris says her son is keen for her to become a Christian.
Bishop Kenneth said while the current ongoing conflict with Russia has presented challenges to this hope, “Christian hope is not the belief that difficulties will simply disappear; it is the trust that evil and injustice will not have the final word.”
By: Donna Birrell
The Church of England has made clear that “disclosures of abuse must be reported but with a pastoral and compassionate response so that all victims and survivors who come forward are supported”. In a statement it said that now it is aware of the government's position, the issue of the Seal of Confession will be debated again by the House of Bishops in October.
