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The '''Christian Party''' is a [[British]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] [[political party]]. It is led by the Rev. [[George Hargreaves]], a former popular music producer. In the 2008 electiopns for the [[Greater Londojn]] assembly, the Christian Party, in alliance with the [[Christian Peoples Alliance]], came sixth of a field of sixteen parties, narrowly missing out on an assembly seat. It plans to run candidates for the [[European Parliament]] elections 2009, calling for a refenrendum on British membership of the [[European Union]].
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The '''Christian Party''' is a [[British]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] [[political party]]. It is led by the Rev. [[George Hargreaves]], a former popular music producer.
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==Electoral success==
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In the 2008 elections for the [[Greater London]] assembly, the Christian Party, in alliance with the [[Christian Peoples Alliance]], came sixth of a field of sixteen parties, narrowly missing out on an assembly seat. It plans to run candidates for the [[European Parliament]] elections 2009, calling for a refenrendum on British membership of the [[European Union]].
  
 
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Revision as of 10:05, August 23, 2008

The Christian Party is a British Christian conservative political party. It is led by the Rev. George Hargreaves, a former popular music producer.

Electoral success

In the 2008 elections for the Greater London assembly, the Christian Party, in alliance with the Christian Peoples Alliance, came sixth of a field of sixteen parties, narrowly missing out on an assembly seat. It plans to run candidates for the European Parliament elections 2009, calling for a refenrendum on British membership of the European Union.