New gambling rules 'don't go far enough' to protect children, warn Christian campaigners
New guidelines around gambling advertising have been criticised by Christian campaigners who fear they are not stringent enough to protect children from harm.
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'Pray on' for Britain amid Brexit, says Jonathan Aitken
Former cabinet minister turned prison chaplain Jonathan Aitken is telling people to keep on praying as the clock ticks on Brexit without the nation being any clearer as to how things will look come March 29.
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'What are they afraid of?' Archbishop of York challenges Government over One Yorkshire devolution snub
The Archbishop of York has questioned the decision by Communities Secretary James Brokenshire to turn down the One Yorkshire devolution deal.
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'The 21': The story of the Coptic Christian martyrs
Exactly four years ago, on a beach in Libya on February 15, 2015, 21 orange-clad men were beheaded by fighters of Islamic State.
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Does your brain have too many tabs open?
Many of us have lives in which there is simply too much going on and which we don't manage in the best way.
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Tajik authorities confiscate, burn 5,000 Baptist calendars
Customs authorities in Tajikistan have confirmed they have confiscated and burned 5,000 Christian calendars ordered by a Baptist church in the Central Asian country.
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Catholic dioceses in New Jersey release names of accused priests
Five Roman Catholic dioceses in New Jersey on Wednesday released the names of 188 clergy members who have been accused of sexually abusing children.
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Christian Aid: Let's hear the voices of schoolchildren striking over climate change
Tens of thousands of students around the world have followed in the footsteps of Swedish 16-year-old Greta Thunberg
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Hundreds sign up to save Britain's bees after being inspired by Church of England school children
Children at a Church of England primary school are leading the charge to save Britain's struggling bee population with a simple campaign aimed at encouraging more people to grow their own plants.
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Scottish clergywomen say they were mocked by DJ after asking him to stop playing R Kelly
A group of Scottish clergywomen say a cruise ship DJ began 'mocking' them after they asked him to stop playing the music of R Kelly because of the sexual assault allegations surrounding the singer.
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Just how guilty is Islamic State bride Shamima Begum?
There is, indeed, a case for saying that young people of a certain age are not really responsible for their actions.
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Britain is a 'Christian country', says Education Secretary Damian Hinds - but faith schools cap is staying
Education Secretary Damian Hinds has defended schools with a religious character but says he has no plans to lift a controversial cap on faith-based free school admissions.
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Church leaders urged to release the power of the gathered community
o many of us have been doing it for so long we have forgotten why we gather – the purpose, the power and the impact the gathered community of Christians can have to bring lasting kingdom change.'
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