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Anglicans in Seychelles appeal for help after storms
Anglicans in the Diocese of Seychelles have appealed for prayer and financial support after being hit by flooding.
MPs back equality changes to stop Christians being sacked
Greater protection for the marriage beliefs of Christians has gained the overwhelming support of MPs.
Let It Be Known - the new album from Worship Central
Worship Central will be releasing their second live album in March
Christian Aid, Monsoon partnership to boost Afghanistan's silk industry
Monsoon and Christian Aid are partnering on an exciting new project to lift thousands of women in Afghanistan out of poverty through silk production.
Matthew finds his faith
Matthew is a local man with a learning disability that has been living in Mencap supported living services in Warminster for many years.
Bishop Welby says farewell to Durham
A service of farewell was held on Monday for the Bishop of Durham and Archbishop of Canterbury Elect, the Right Reverend Justin Welby.
Iran: Prison sentence for US pastor criticised
Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling upon the Iranian authorities to reconsider the imprisonment of a US-Iranian pastor.
Christians in Korea hear call to be peacemakers
The head of the World Council of Churches has used a visit to South Korea to appeal to the country's Christians to be peacemakers.
Free Church of England Orders recognised
The Church of England has moved to recognise the Orders of the Free Church of England.
Churches unite for tax justice
Church leaders from across the denominations are calling for political action to end tax evasion.
Peter Tatchell to join debate on same-sex therapy
A debate is to take place in the Houses of Parliament this week on the legitimacy of sexual reorientation therapy.
Mark Aitken heads Royal Foundation of St Katharine
The Reverend Mark Aitken has been licenced and installed as Master of the Royal Foundation of St Katharine.
Mobile phones and other dangerous driving distractions
Motorists who use their mobile phones while driving are more likely to commit other driving sins, a survey has found.
Catholic adoption agency warned over equality
A Catholic adoption agency in Scotland has been warned that it could lose its charitable status if it does not allow applications from gay couples.
Mixed views on public funding for faith schools
Opinion on whether state schools should be completely secular is divided, a recent YouGov poll has revealed.
Bobby Schuller takes over Crystal Cathedral's Hour of Power
The grandson of Crystal Cathedral founder Robert H Schuller has been appointed as the new pastor for the weekly Hour of Power television broadcast.