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Weeklong celebration marks one year since Cape Town 2010
Thousands of people who took part in the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelisation in Cape Town last year are reflecting on the meetingâs impact one year on.
Atheist help for the clergy who are closet unbelievers
Atheists recently went public with a new website aimed at creating a community for clergy who have lost their faith.
Business as usual at St Paulâs during anti-capitalist protests
The square in front of St Paulâs turned into a makeshift camp for anti-capitalist protesters over the weekend
Lawyer looks to UN and Pope to free Iranian pastor awaiting execution
Mohammad Ali Dadkhah, defense lawyer for Iranian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, has called on the United Nations and the Pope to apply pressure on Iran for the pastorâs release.
Vicky Beeching, EasterLive and YouVersion take home Christian media awards
Christians at the forefront of social media and web technology were honoured for their efforts at Premier Christian Mediaâs annual Christian New Media Awards last night.
Church leader tells Pakistani government to protect religious minorities
Pakistani government told not to turn a blind eye to persecution of Christians as a result of the blasphemy laws
New Bible for Cornish speakers
Cornish speakers can now read the complete Bible - An Beybel Sans - in their chosen language.
Archbishop celebrates 200 years of church schools
The Archbishop of Canterbury led celebrations for the 200th anniversary of church schools this year with a special service at Westminster Abbey on Friday.
Kings of convenience
Restoring our sense of wonder in the modern world
UK Church leaders lament violence against Christians in Egypt
Church leaders in the UK have spoken out against the excessive use of military force against Christians in Egypt last weekend that resulted in the deaths of at least 25 people, mainly Coptic Christians.
Dentist goes the distance for church-funded dental clinic in Gaza
A dentist is hoping to extract money from sponsors this weekend in a run to help patients in Gaza.
More spending is answer to youth unemployment problem â Christian financial advisers
With unemployment among young people now standing at more than one in five, the Association of Christian Financial Advisers says more spending is needed.
Lichfield Cathedral by candlelight
What better way to light up a cold, dark winter than with a candlelit tour of a beautiful cathedral?
Church-run foodbanks expand to north Wales
High demand for emergency food is behind the expansion of a network of church-run foodbanks to north Wales.
Sustainable farming being 'sidelined' in Africa's 'Green Revolution'
The drive to banish hunger from the African continent may be punishing the land in the process, a new Christian Aid report has warned.
Cutting hair and sharing the Gospel
One girl with a passion for hairstyling is using her talent to not only make people look good, but tell them something they may never have heard before