Cookies are small pieces of data, stored on your computer that enables websites to interact and at times, track you.
Some are vital, some are beneficial, some are hidden (ie social media) and some are designed to give you relevant adverts etc. There are many others.
You can browse the web in stealth, private ways so that you can't be tracked - but God can still see what you are doing. He will judge all sin according to His Holy standard.
Any instance of lying, stealing, lust, hatred etc will leave you condemned.
Thankfully there is some Good News - although you deserve death & hell, He offers love, life & forgiveness.
Jesus died on a cross not to start a religion, but to give you a way of being forgiven.
Back to Cookies.
Our websites use cookies to track your session(s), purchasing and ordering amount other things.
This enables the website to load the correct pages, display the correct prices and give correct relevant information amount other things.
We try to avoid companies and affiliate systems that are known to track customers, though this may still occur at times.
This website can not function correctly without putting a cook on your computer, so requests to refuse this are ignored. By using our websites you are agreeing to this.
Please see our privacy Policy for what we do with data we collect.
What are Cookies?
A cookie, also known as an HTTP cookie, web cookie, or browser cookie, is usually a small piece of data sent from a website and stored in a user’s web browser while a user is browsing a website. When the user browses the same website in the future, the data stored in the cookie can be retrieved by the website to notify the website of the user’s previous activity. Cookies are not viruses, spyware, or Trojans that cause harm to your machine.
What cookies does this website use?
This website uses a variety of cookies to help improve the quality of your experience:
Essential & Functional Cookies
Without these cookies certain functions of our website would not work, such as login, registration and password areas.
Analytics Cookies
These cookies monitor how visitors use our website. This helps us to improve the customer flow and provide additional resources for popular pages. This analytics information is anonymous, we can only see what you visited, not who you are.
Third Party Cookies
These are cookies dropped via our site, but by other websites, so if we host a video on YouTube.com and embed that on our site, when you click play YouTube drops a cookie on your machine so it knows you have watched it. Or if you hit the ‘Like’ button on one of our pages (please do!) the social media site will drop a cookie. We do try, wherever possible, to only allow third-party cookies to be dropped on your machine from websites we trust.
I don’t like cookies and want to turn them off!
This can be done in your individual web browser, but like we have mentioned, certain functions of our websites will not work correctly.
If you want to turn off third party advertising cookies then visit http://www.youronlinechoices.com/uk/ – and be prepared to receive a lot of random advertising about websites and products that really do not interest you.
If you have any further queries on the use of cookies then visit www.ico.gov.uk