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Every year, thousands of children across the UK attend a Christingle service at a local church. This is the story ...

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The meaning and story of some of our most beautiful and historic Christmas carols

The Yuletide carol has a tumultuous history, surviving many ups and downs over the centuries to bring us cheer in the cold winter months. …

Michael Brown apologises after claims of inappropriate relationship with friend's wife

Michael Brown, a Christian author, radio host and founder of the FIRE School of Ministry, has asked for forgiveness regarding allegations of misconduct from a couple of decades ago as a widower has come forward to accuse him of an inappropriate relationship with his late wife. …

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• A Christian and a Jew on why assisted suicide should not be legalised

  

  The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Williams of Oystermouth, and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster, discuss the implications of assisted suicide being made legal if Kim Leadbeater's bill succeeds, and why they are against this. …

• A Christian view of war

  

  What is the Christian perspective on why wars occur? And is it right for Christians to participate in war? …

• Should the Archbishop of York resign?

  

  The question is genuinely debatable. …

• Wisconsin authorities working to establish motive in deadly Christian school shooting

  

  The motive behind a deadly shooting at a Christian school in Wisconsin appears to stem from "a combination of factors", authorities said on Tuesday. …

• 'The Chosen' creator Dallas Jenkins responds to critics of 'unbiblical' scene with Judas

  

  "The Chosen" creator Dallas Jenkins has defended the portrayal of an interaction between Jesus and Judas Iscariot as biblically grounded after pastors and Christian critics criticized the scene as "unbiblical." …

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• A Christian and a Jew on why assisted suicide should not be legalised

  

  The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Williams of Oystermouth, and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster, discuss the implications of assisted suicide being made legal if Kim Leadbeater's bill succeeds, and why they are against this. …

• King attends multi-faith Advent service

  

  King Charles attended a special Advent service on Tuesday that was held to honour the courage and perseverance of Christian communities suffering for their faith around the world. …

• Former Archbishop of Canterbury resigns as priest after BBC safeguarding investigation

  

  The former Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, has resigned as a priest after a BBC investigation claimed that he failed to properly handle a sexual misconduct case. …

• Woman killed outside church named

  

  A woman who was fatally shot outside a church in London on Saturday night has been named as Michelle Sadio. …

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  'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson diagnosed with Alzheimer's

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  Dozens of Christians killed in Nigeria

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  What next for Syria – and the wider Middle East region?

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  Reflections on faith and family from the Old Testament and New Covenant

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• Appointment of new Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief welcomed

  

  The appointment of David Smith MP as the new Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) has been welcomed by Christian charities. …

• Abbey apologises after review into shocking abuse

  

  Caldey Abbey in Wales has apologised for historical child sex abuse perpetrated by a monk between the 1960s and 1990s. …

• God's peace and the world's peace are not the same thing

  

  The peace of God is the opposite of all that the world has to offer. …

• Calls for end to 'pills by post' abortion scheme

  

  There have been calls to end the 'pills by post' at-home abortion service after a man was jailed for using abortion pills acquired through the scheme to end a woman's pregnancy without her knowledge. …