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Churches lead Good Friday "walk of witness" through Barry
Around 200 people are expected to join a "walk of witness" through the Welsh town of Barry on Good Friday.
CMS helps students 'read signs of the times'
"Responding to the signs of the times is what pioneers are good at," says Jonny Baker
Anxiety high as rebels take over Central African Republic
A three-month-old rebel uprising in the Central African Republic swept into the country's capital Sunday, ousting the president and leaving ransacked Christian homes and churches in its wake.
Easter eggs for Army battalion
A British Army battalion that served in Afghanistan is to receive a special welcome home treat in the form of a fairtrade Easter egg.
Norwich Diocese hosts giant Easter egg hunt
Easter eggs have been hidden in 50 churches around the Diocese of Norwich in the run-up to Easter.
Clarissa Dickson Wright and Frank Skinner to join St Paul's conversations
Four household names in British culture will be talking about their journeys of faith at St Paul's Cathedral
Evangelical Alliance looks to future after relocation
The Evangelical Alliance has left its home of more than 30 years in Kennington, south-east London, to move to a brand new premises in the heart of the capital's King's Cross redevelopment.
Bishop to lead youth pilgrimage to Taizé
The Bishop of Lynn will be leading young people from the Diocese of Norwich on a pilgrimage to Taizé this summer.
A good start on a new mandate â Anglican Witness Core Group meets in UK
Anglican Witness has been asked to put special emphasis on children and young people
50,000 postcards invite cinemagoers to explore Christian faith
The Christian Enquiry Agency is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new poster and postcard campaign
Engage with your MP!
Gary Streeter MP, chairman of 'Christians in Parliament', is inviting churches to get more involved with their MP
Breadwinners want more help with housework
Household breadwinners want a hand with the domestic chores, a new survey has found.
Illness pushing up death toll in Syria
People dying from long-term illnesses means the true death toll in the Syria conflict is far higher than the reported 70,000, the Disasters Emergency Committee has warned today.
Survey reveals changing understanding of the family unit
Most people still think a mother and father is the best family set-up for children
Most Brits believe in the power of prayer
Britain's churches may be struggling to make converts but a new survey in the run-up to Easter has found no shortage of people believing in prayer.
Digital Bible ministry reaches 100 million landmark
Faith Comes By Hearing started as a small tape lending library in 1972. Today it is engaging believers and newcomers to the faith around the world with its Bible apps.