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Catholic Church âmortifiedâ by âarrogantâ Berlusconi
The Roman Catholic Church says feels âuneaseâ and is âmortifiedâ by recent revelations about the private life of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Vicar fights Swansea lap dancing club application
A vicar in Swansea is fighting plans for a new lap dancing club and has called for the council to refuse the clubâs application.
Remembrance service to honour Iraq troops
A remembrance service will be held in St Paulâs Cathedral later this year to mark the end of Britainâs combat operations in Iraq.
Bible Society raising £1.8 million for heritage centre
The Bible Society is hoping to raise £1.8 million for a new Bible heritage centre in north Wales.
Sentamu calls on Government to support Armed Forces
The Archbishop of York has called on the Government to better support the Armed Forces.
Church in need of good preachers, says Clarion Trust founder
The church needs to invest more in training preachers, according to the head of Clarion Trust International.
Democracy under threat from secularism, report warns
The future of freedom and equality of expression have come under threat from the dominance of "the religion of secularism" in the public sphere, a new report from the Jubilee Centre warns.
Now is a good time for Christians to enter politics, says Cox
Human rights activist Baroness Caroline Cox believes now is a good time for Christians to consider going into politics.
Churches must do more to support families, says bishop
The Bishop of Hereford has told clergy and churchgoers they must do more to support married couples and families.
Gaukroger becomes Patron of Viva
Christian children's charity Viva has appointed the Director of Clarion Trust International and former President of the Baptist Union, Stephen Gaukroger, as its new Patron.
Warwickshire Christian bringing water to deaf children in Kenya
Compassion for vulnerable children was the inspiration behind a recent trip to Kenya for one Warwickshire Christian.
Bishop advises against holy water to halt spread of swine flu
A set of guidelines has been emailed to clergy in the Diocese of Chelmsford advising them to empty their holy water stoups until the swine flu pandemic is over.
Church must provide âsafe spaceâ for children, says bishop
âChildren need friends in reality and not just on a computer screen,â says the Bishop of Lichfield.
Church Army making Jesus famous
Church Army is making strides in spreading the word about Jesus with the re-launch of its mission magazine Share It! and a brand new website for Christians to tell the world what Jesus is doing in their community.
Edinburgh churches put Christâs mission first
Churches in Edinburgh are setting their sights on reaching thousands of faithless people in the Scottish capital with the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Scottish cardinal condemns nuclear weapons system
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland condemns the Trident nuclear weapons system.