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Churches offering comfort after Brazil nightclub fire
Christians have been praying and offer their support in the aftermath of a devastating nightclub fire in Brazil that left 231 people dead.
Inquiry launched into disability-based abortions
A parliamentary inquiry into abortion on the grounds of disability has been launched by Conservative backbencher Fiona Bruce.
Therapy for unwanted same-sex attraction debated
In a packed committee room in the Houses of Parliament today, four leading figures engaged in a lively debate on therapy for those with unwanted feelings of same-sex attraction.
Spreading the Gospel across the capital
Church leaders left Methodist Central Hall feeling energised after an evening of praise, worship and inspirational talks on sharing the life changing message of the Gospel within their communities.
New Testament Assembly appoints new national leader
The Reverend Delroy Powell has been voted in as the next national leader of the New Testament Assembly in the UK.
Call for urgent action amid Mozambique flooding
A bishop in flood-hit Mozambique has warned of greater suffering if the flooding disaster that has displaced around 70,000 people is not properly addressed.
Nursery rhymes get the VeggieTales twist in new DVD
It's the wise and foolish builders meets the three little pigs in VeggieTales' next release
Catholic bishops outline gay marriage opposition in MP briefing
A briefing has been sent to MPs and peers explaining why the definition of marriage should not be changed.
Tony Campolo to join Christian Resources Exhibition
Popular Baptist preacher Tony Campolo will be among the special guests at this year's Christian Resources Exhibition International.
Anglicans in Seychelles appeal for help after storms
Anglicans in the Diocese of Seychelles have appealed for prayer and financial support after being hit by flooding.
MPs back equality changes to stop Christians being sacked
Greater protection for the marriage beliefs of Christians has gained the overwhelming support of MPs.
Let It Be Known - the new album from Worship Central
Worship Central will be releasing their second live album in March
Christian Aid, Monsoon partnership to boost Afghanistan's silk industry
Monsoon and Christian Aid are partnering on an exciting new project to lift thousands of women in Afghanistan out of poverty through silk production.
Matthew finds his faith
Matthew is a local man with a learning disability that has been living in Mencap supported living services in Warminster for many years.
Bishop Welby says farewell to Durham
A service of farewell was held on Monday for the Bishop of Durham and Archbishop of Canterbury Elect, the Right Reverend Justin Welby.
Iran: Prison sentence for US pastor criticised
Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling upon the Iranian authorities to reconsider the imprisonment of a US-Iranian pastor.