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Bishop condemns Peter Tatchellâs Channel 4 Pope documentary
Bishop says it is "disturbing" that Channel 4 chose the gay rights campaigner to present hour-long documentary on the Pope.
Churches welcome Popeâs visit to Britain
Unanimous welcome for Pope's visit from England's churches, including the Church of England, The Salvation Army, the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church, United Reformed Church and the Church of God of Prophecy.
Pastor cancels Koran burning but doubts remain
The pastor of a church in Florida has backed down on plans to burn Korans on the anniversary of 9/11 in the face of international condemnation from Christian and political leaders.
Bishop likens Koran burning to Nazi treatment of Jews
The Bishop of Chichester has joined the chorus of condemnation around the globe over a Florida-based Christian centreâs plan to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Happy people more likely to give, survey finds
UK comes eighth in new World Giving Index.
Think tank calls for 'radical' overhaul of Gift Aid system
Charities are missing out on millions because of "antiquated" Gift Aid system, influential think tank warns.
Archbishop appeals to Government to support EU clampdown on sex trafficking
The Archbishop of York has said he is âstunnedâ by the Coalition Governmentâs decision not to support a European Union directive to combat sex trafficking.
Polls reveal indifference to Popeâs visit to Britain
Most people would recognise the Pope if they passed him in the street, but far less are excited about his visit to Britain, a new poll has found.
Religion more important to people in poor countries than rich, surveys reveal
The UK ranks close to the bottom of an international league table on religiosity.
Vatican dismisses Gaddafiâs call for Europe to convert to Islam
The Vatican says it is not taking Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafiâs comments about Europeâs conversion to Islam seriously.
Christian Aid hails Kenya's new constitution but warns against self interest
Christian Aid says Kenya's new constitution could end "pervasive impunity" of the past.
Church leaders get behind campaign to remember worldâs poor
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are among the church leaders backing a new campaign to inspire people to live lives that remember the poor.
Evangelical body calls for solidarity with Pakistan
World Evangelical Alliance appeals for prayer and financial support for Pakistan as flood waters show no sign of receding.
Church denies Claudy bombing cover-up
The Roman Catholic Church in Ireland has insisted that it did not cover up the suspected involvement of a terrorist priest following the release of a damning report into the Claudy bombing.
More students taking Religious Education GCSE
Young people are "clamouring" for deeper understanding of religious perspectives, says the Church of England's Head of School Improvement.
Sharp increase in civil partnership dissolutions
New figures out from the Office for National Statistics have revealed a substantial increase in the number of civil partnership dissolutions.