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Peace pilgrims deliver anti-Trident petition to Downing Street
Peace pilgrims were due to arrive at Downing Street on Friday after a two-month trek from Iona to hand in a petition against the Trident nuclear missile programme.
Wikipedia 'edit wars': Jesus, George W Bush and other contentious topics
It seems there are some things the human race - or at least Wikipedia contributors - just can't agree on and Jesus, George W Bush and the Prophet Muhammad are just some of them.Â
New Testaments being distributed in Greece
Over 300 volunteers will descend on the Biblical town of Neapolis (the modern Kavala) to partake in what is potentially the biggest evangelistic effort in the history of Greece.
Syria: Children describe life of fear
Syria's civil war has reportedly claimed the lives of 5,000 children, says Open Doors
Increase in abortion of disabled babies 'tragic'
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children has criticised the "double standard" in post-birth care for the disabled alongside abortions of unborn disabled babies.
Government condemned after shelving plans on minimum alcohol pricing
Churches say they are deeply disappointed over the Government's U-turn on a minimum unit price for alcohol.
Rowan Williams' poetic contribution to blood and organ donation campaign
Host Organism is the name of a new poem penned by the former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams encouraging blood and organ donation.
Four new evangelists commissioned by Church Army
The Church Army has commissioned four new evangelists from its Mission-Based Training Course.Â
Special tribute album for Billy Graham
Michael W Smith, Darlene Zschech and Kari Jobe are just some of the artists featuring on a new album paying special tribute to Billy Graham.
A new start for former addicts
Horizon Life Training is celebrating a successful first year of training up former addicts with skills that will help them make a fresh start in life. Â
New lay ministers licensed in Diocese of London
First lay ministers in London to be licensed under new training arrangements
Faithful photographers wanted
A Birmingham charity is inviting photographers to take pictures that capture the friendships being built across the city between people of different faiths.
Church Army pays tribute to wife of Alan Greaves following Ashley Foster guilty verdict
Church Army has praised the wife of murdered church organist Alan Greaves following the trial of Ashley Foster at Sheffield Crown Court.
Christians commit to anti-radicalism initiatives among black youths
Christian agencies and church leaders have committed to working together on strategies to address the number of young black Christians being radicalised after conversion to Islam.
Tony Anthony: 'Fake' accusations are 'unfair'
"I continue to stand wholeheartedly by the truth of my life story," Taming the Tiger author Tony Anthony has said in a statement.
Christians must have 'confidence' after gay marriage becomes law
Christians have vowed to continue speaking up for the historic definition of marriage after the same-sex marriage Bill was given Royal Assent on Wednesday.