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Archbishop fears impact of welfare cuts on families
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in England has warned that vulnerable families may be hit worst by the Governmentâs welfare cuts.
Zondervan says Rupert Murdoch connection does not present âethical dilemmaâ
Zondervan has said that its connection to News Corporation does not present an ethical dilemma for the company.
Christians in West called to unite with believers in the Holy Land
Patriarch of Jerusalem is encouarging Christians to visit the Holy Land and support institutions providing social services and employment opportunities
Remembering God is able
Reuben Morgan, Hillsong worship pastor and songwriter, explores the meaning and message behind the songs on the churchâs latest live album
A slow internet connection and other things that drive us crazy
A slow internet connection is the thing most likely to make men and women snap, according to new research.
Slow investigation into New Year church bombing frustrates Egypt's Copts
Coptic Christians of Egypt are planning to stage demonstrations demanding a speedier investigation into the New Year church bombing in the city of Alexandria that killed 23 and injured 97.
Christians join calls for inquiry into Sudan violence
Christian Solidarity Worldwide backs calls for an investigation into "appalling" human rights violations in South Kordofan.
Theatre productions to help churches reach out during Olympics
Christian theatre groups have put together Olympics-inspired productions to help churches get the most out of the Games next summer.
Call to serve others on Nelson Mandela's 93rd birthday
Archbishop Desmond Tutu is among the leaders sending their birthday greetings to Nelson Mandela.
Giant replica of Noah's Ark rises in Hong Kong
The first actual size replica of the ark Noah built on Godâs command before the Great Flood is finally open to the public to give them the hope of a new beginning as they visit this island in Hong Kong.
Call to Christian leaders to 'carry the torch' at Wembley prayer event
Will Graham among guest ministers at forthcoming Global Day of Prayer London event at Wembley Stadium
Aid pledge for drought victims in Horn of Africa
The Government has pledged £52.25m in emergency aid for victims of the drought in the Horn of Afirca.
Charity forced to defend IVF lottery
A charitable organisation in Britain has caused a stir after it announced last week that it would be holding a contest in which winners are provided with thousands of pounds' worth of fertility treatment.
Improve your wellbeing - with a farm visit!
New initiative encouraging people to improve their wellbeing with a visit to the countryside
Episcopal Church in New York adapts to legalisation of gay marriage
Gay and lesbian clergy are being given a nine-month "grace period" to marry or else live apart