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Evangelical church leader sees 'Gospel opportunities' in growing 'Unite the Kingdom' movement
['Staff Writer']
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Graham Nicholls, Director of Affinity, was less condemnatory than other Church leaders about the recent Unite the Kingdom rally that was organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson and attended by at least 100,000 people, possibly even up to a million.
Christian leaders have shown themselves to be divided on the issue of Robinson - who apparently recently converted to Christianity - and the movement he has inspired.
Nichols cautiously welcomed the use of Christian symbols as indicating, at the very least, a "recognition amongst many marchers that Christian values have a positive effect on communities and nations".
“To be clear, we do not equate carrying a cross or using Christian symbols with being a Christian.
"Did you write an open letter concerned about the use of Christian symbols at Pride parades or anti-Israel marches?