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World Council of Churches elects new presidents
The World Council of Churches has elected eight new presidents at its 10th Assembly taking place in South Korea.
How To Be a Bad Christian by Dave Tomlinson - review
This is a definite Marmite book â you'll either love it or hate it.
2,000 leaders keep worship central in the heart of London
"There's never been a time were we've been more equipped...but it's not enough," says Tim Hughes
Christian tradition with a new twist
Nobody ever accused Marten Holmes of being too conventional. Yet his photographic exhibition 'A Sideways Look' gives Christian tradition a new twist that makes non-Christians raise questions about faith.
'Proud to be at GAFCON'
Those who attended GAFCON in Nairobi have begun reporting back.
Impoverished UK families missing out on Christmas meals, bishop warns
Some families are on such stringent budgets that they will not be able to celebrate Christmas properly, the Bishop of Derby has warned
Syria experiencing 'catastrophe'
The conflict in Syria is "nothing short of a catastrophe", the Bishop of Coventry has warned.
Tweeting the truth in love
Cardiff seminar 'lifts the bonnet' of social media
14,000 martyred for their faith each year, says Gospel for Asia
It's the slower tunes that really hit home on Nathan Jess's debut album
Nathan Jess: Love Stands Forever
It's the slower tunes that really hit home on Nathan Jess's debut album
Leaving Egypt behind
Depression is not what God wants for us
Rowan Williams welcomes new measures to reduce tax evasion
The former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Williams has welcomed the Government's decision to create a new public register detailing the owners of around 2.5 million companies.
Christianity 'under attack as never before'
Lord Carey has criticised a top judge's comments that courts are "no longer Christian" in multi-cultural Britain.
People more spiritual than religious
The Census may have revealed a sharp drop in the number of religious people but research by Theos think tank reveals people in England and Wales are still open to spirituality.
Jail terms for Vietnamese Catholics
Two Vietnamese Catholics whose arrest led to protests last month have been handed jail terms.
Phil Vickery: Welsh chef extraordinaire and missionary
Phil Vickery was a dab hand at cooking delicious food for hungry Londoners, now he is serving up food for the soul in Wales