Outrage Erupts as King Charles Declines Easter Message While Honoring Ramadan

King Charles continues to gain backlash after refusing to put out an Easter message, breaking a decades-old tradition done by the British Royal Family.

According to reports from Fox News and Christian Today, the decision not to issue a formal Easter address has stirred backlash, particularly as the king recently acknowledged Islamic observances such as Ramadan and Eid.

For many, the contrast is striking.

While Buckingham Palace noted that an Easter message is not a required annual tradition—unlike the monarch’s Christmas broadcast—critics argue that the moment carries far greater spiritual weight, especially given the king’s role as Supreme Governor of the Church of England.

Christian Today reported that Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar described the silence as “a grave disappointment,” adding that it was not simply neutral, but an absence of leadership in a moment that calls for clarity and conviction.

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The issue has only intensified as observers note that King Charles has publicly expressed support for a more multi-faith monarchy—a vision he has championed for years.

Fox reported that some even believe Charles to be a “closet Muslim.”

A royal commentator cited by Fox News said many in the U.K. were left “angry” and “shocked” by the lack of an Easter address, particularly given the holiday’s significance. The Royal Family reportedly posted a message on social media acknowledging Easter, including the declaration, “He is risen.”

This comes as resurfaced comments from Prince William have taken the stage where he called Islam a “religion of peace.”


“The Muslim community showed the world the true face of Islam: As a religion of peace and understanding,” William stated.

When those entrusted with upholding the Christian foundation of a nation grow quiet at its most sacred moment, it signals more than a break in tradition—it points to a spiritual shift. England, once a beacon of gospel proclamation and the birthplace of revivals that shook the world, now stands at a crossroads.

If the voice of leadership no longer boldly affirms the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the very cornerstone of the faith, then the question must be asked: what is left to anchor the nation?

This moment may mark more than controversy—it may reveal a sobering reality. Right now, we could be witnessing the fading of Christianity’s public witness in England. Only time will tell what the people choose to follow.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact media@




Prince William’s Faith Journey: Is the Future King Drawing Closer to God?

As Prince William prepares for his future role as king—and eventual Supreme Governor of the Church of England—new comments about his personal beliefs are drawing both intrigue and concern across Britain and beyond.

According to reports from BBC, AOL, and Town & Country, those closest to the Prince of Wales say his faith is real—but intentionally private.

According to the BBC report, an aide for Prince William stated that he is “keen to build a strong and meaningful bond” within the Church of England.

The aide described William’s spirituality as a “quiet faith,” noting that William’s “commitment to the Church of England is sometimes quieter than people expect, and for that reason, it is not always fully understood.”

“…those who know him well recognize that his connection to the Church, and to the sense of duty that comes with it, runs deep and is grounded in something personal and sincere,” the aide further stated.

A Different Kind of Royal Faith

Despite not being a regular churchgoer, William still recognizes the importance of the Church of England and his future leadership role within it. According to Town & Country, aides say that with building a “bond with the Church,” he intends to be a leader who “…respects tradition while speaking to a modern Britain, and reflects his broader belief that institutions must continue to remain relevant and connected to the people they serve.”

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This news comes as Prince William plans to attend the installation of Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury this week. This news also comes after recent comments about William’s faith were made to “draw a line in the sand” regarding what he actually believes.

A Prophetic Moment for the Crown?

What makes Prince William’s “quiet faith” conversation even more significant is how it may align with a broader prophetic warning already being spoken over the royal family.

In a recent message covered by Charisma, prophetic voice Amanda Grace described a coming spiritual shift within Britain’s monarchy—one that goes far beyond ceremony or tradition. The word speaks of “a passing of the old guard” and a divine shaking that will expose what has long been hidden within royal structures. Could what is happening right now be in preparation for what we will see when William takes over the royal mantle from his father?

The prophecy also spoke of God calling William’s wife, Princess Catherine, into a new and deeper relationship with the Lord. Perhaps what we are seeing is a shifting and a shake-up for both the royal family and the British people.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact media@.