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Could you live on just £1 a day?
That's the massive challenge one Bristol man has set himself throughout the whole of Lent
Vicar speaks of shock after schoolgirl's murder
A Birmingham church is opening its doors to the local community following the horrific killing of a schoolgirl on a bus.
Payday loan measures welcomed
The Association of Christian Financial Advisers says more must be done to curb payday loan companies and prevent exploitation of the poor.
Martin Smith speaks to the prodigals and faithful in new album
Martin Smith is excited about his first solo album release and this latest chapter in his music ministry
Highest Billboard debut for Hillsong United
Hillsong United's new album Zion has soared up charts around the world
How to eat right for your lifestyle
Whether you're a vegetarian, student, athlete, parent or busy office worker, it's important to eat right every day.
TripAdvisor's best hotels for families
The travel website has announced its top hotels for families around the world.
Breakfast does more than fill kids' stomachs
A healthy breakfast in the morning has the potential to dramatically impact the long-term academic, health and economic development of children, according to a new study.
Remember mums in financial hardship this Mothering Sunday
The Bishop of Dudley is asking people to remember the mums struggling to make ends meet this Mothering Sunday.
Bible verses do 'really well' on Twitter
Christian pastors are getting more reaction from their tweets than celebrities like Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber, according to Twitter.
The end of childhood: 12
Netmums blames the pressures of modern life for "snatching away" the innocence of childhood
Wren's struggle with St Paul's
It is revered the world over and has a place in the heart of Britons like few other buildings, but the design for St Paul's Cathedral was completed by Sir Christopher Wren after not a few struggles.
It's never too late to be used by God
Legendary evangelist Billy Graham says God can use Christians even in their later years
New role to oversee women's ministry in Chichester
The Diocese of Chichester has created a new role to care for and increase the number of women in ordained and lay ministry.
Cardinal's resignation is 'sad' moment for Church
Archbishop Philip Tartaglia says the resignation of Cardinal Keith O'Brien in recent days has undermined the credibility of the Catholic Church in Scotland.
Christian students applaud Costa on tax
Christian students poured into a Costa Coffee with party hats and whistles to celebrate the coffee giant paying its corporation taxes