The Government is sending mixed messages about whether it will press ahead with plans to redefine marriage. One thing is for sure - they have been rocked by the level of public opposition. Many backbench MPs and one Government minister said redefining marriage was a factor in the parties' poor showing in the local elections. The plans for redefining marriage were not included in the Queen's Speech yesterday. Media reports suggested the Government was putting its plans to redefine marriage on the back burner. Senior politicians made it known privately, and the Chancellor George Osborne strongly hinted to the BBC, that the plans would be put on hold.

Pray: for the voice of reason to be heard as a national campaign against re-defining marriage continues to gain momentum. (Heb.13:4)

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