Can money ever be too dirty for the Church?

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The Church of England has faced criticism after Sir Paul Marshall donated more than £28 million to church projects. Some Christians argue his ownership of GB News and views expressed on the channel about climate change sit uneasily with the CofE's own commitments. So, where should churches draw the line? Should any donation be accepted? Rebecca McGoff, a philanthropy and fundraising strategist, and Rosie Venner from Christian charity JustMoney joined Michael to discuss.

Released on 10 Jul 2026

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