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Re-trial for Iranian pastor sentenced to death for apostasy
Iranâs Supreme Court in has ordered a re-trial for Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, who was previously sentenced to death for refusing to recant his faith in Jesus Christ.
Christian free school gets the go ahead
The joint proposal for a new secondary school in Greenford has received the approval of the Department for Education.
Fears for Christians in Egypt after fatal crackdown
Concerns for the future of Christians in Egypt have been raised by Barnabas Fund following Sundayâs deadly violence.
Readings from Selwyn Hughes for your walk of faith
It is a testimony to the life and teachings of the late Selwyn Hughes that his books continue to build up faith around the world.
Archbishop condemns thuggery in Zimbabwe
The Archbishop of Cape Town has hit out at the harassment faced by Anglican churches in Zimbabwe.
The City Harmonic's dream
This band isnât content to feed the machine or build a fan base
The diversity and complexity of today's global church
The story of Christianity as a worldwide faith is being written before our eyes
New website for parents to report inappropriate TV programmes
A new website is to allow parents to blow the whistle on inappropriate sexual imagery in TV shows, adverts or products.
Phatfish on their new album and connecting people with God
Christian Today catches up with Lou Fellingham, Joss Wintermeyer and Ben Hall of Phatfish
Archbishop asks Mugabe to end persecution of churches in Zimbabwe
The Archbishop of Canterbury has asked President Robert Mugabe to intervene over the harassment of Anglican churches in Zimbabwe.
Deadly clashes in Egypt after Christian protest
Curfew was in force in Cairo Monday morning after deadly clashes left at least 23 dead and over 200 injured following protests by Coptic Christians against growing persecution.
Church invests £1.6m in support for vulnerable in Westminster
Church has spent more than £1 million on projects to support HIV sufferers, disabled children and homeless since 2007
Britainâs healthcare must not become exclusive â Sentamu
The Archbishop of York has voiced concern that the safety of patients may be put at risk by changes to the way the NHS is run.
Archbishop praises âenduranceâ of Anglicans in Zimbabwe
The Archbishop of Canterbury delivered a reassuring message of Godâs triumph in spite of adversities to Anglicans in Zimbabwe.
Tory minister uncomfortable with Cameronâs gay marriage proposal
A junior defence minister has distanced himself from David Cameronâs plan to legalise marriage for same-sex couples.
Tutu praises Nobel Peace Prize winner Sirleaf
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has welcomed the decision to give the Nobel Peace Prize to Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.