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Faith leaders rally to eliminate sexual violence in Congo
Faith leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo have pledged to work together in eradicating sexual violence from the country.
Religious minorities being 'targeted' in India
Christian Solidarity Worldwide has released a briefing to suggest ways in which to increase religious freedom in India ahead of the general elections expected to take place in May of this year.
Technology and stress in the workplace
The work of businesses will be to transfer what is, at present, in the domain of the gadget lovers into workplace tools.
Pastor arrested and threatened in Sudan
Sudanese authorities arrested a pastor in Omdurman as he was preaching on February 23 and threatened that he would "face justice" unless he resigned his position, sources said.
Archbishop reflects on mental illness and depression in Pause for Thought
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said he is beginning to understand more about depression from his daughter, Katharine Welby.
Matt Redman: Live the song
The night was not only about praising God but about each person taking away a greater hope and a deeper connection with God
'Epidemic of violence' must end before global poverty can be erased
A wave of violence is rolling through the developing world and it is hampering efforts to eradicate poverty, says International Justice Mission's Gary Haugen
Keeping faith in the face of hardships in Pakistan
Christians should enjoy the same rights as Pakistan's majority Muslim population
Two perspectives on Michele Guinness's new book Archbishop
Claire Musters and Michael Trimmer give their verdict on Archbishop - and their conclusions are quite different!
Michele Guinness on 'Archbishop', conspiracy and women in leadership
Michele Guinness speaks to Christian Today about her new book imagining what might happen if a women were to be appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Michele Guinness on 'Archbishop', conspiracy and women in leadership
Michele Guinness talks to Christian Today about the themes in her new book, Archbishop
Album review: The Art of Celebration by Rend Collective
Rend Collective are back this St Patrick's Day with their third album The Art of Celebration.
£3m boost from Government for inter-faith programme
Church of England's Near Neighbours programme will be rolling out across Luton, Leeds and the Black country
BBC shooting new drama at York Minster
Scenes for the new BBC drama series Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell are being shot at York Minster and the neighbouring St William's College.
Ashes to go at Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool Cathedral will be offering visitors 'Ashes to Go' this Ash Wednesday
Food poverty sign of a 'broken society' - Archbishop
The Archbishop of Wales has spoken of his sadness at the plight of families having to turn to foodbanks in desperation.