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Welsh clergyman under investigation after bizarre Bible burning stunt
Church in Wales is investigating a church rector after he burned pages of the King James Bible
Church leader condemns âunprecedentedâ violence in Norway
Head of the World Council of Churches appeals for prayer after deadly attacks in Norway
Disappointment over exclusion of RE from EBac
The Religious Education Council of England Wales (REC) has criticised the Governmentâs decision to leave religious education out of the English Baccalaureate for a second year.
Mission Aviation Fellowship supports aid mission in Horn of Africa
Mission Aviation Fellowship is sending an airplane from its South Africa branch to bolster its response to the famine in Eastern Africa.
How does your faith inspire what you wear?
Budding Christian and Muslim designers explore how their faith can inspire the clothes they wear and make for others
Another ministry breaks with 'Crusade'
Campus Crusade for Christ International has decided to change its name to Cru.
Ricky Gervais working on new show about atheist who goes to Heaven
Self-proclaimed atheist Ricky Gervais is looking to shake things up some more, creating a new sitcom called the âAfterlifeâ.
Archbishop fears impact of welfare cuts on families
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in England has warned that vulnerable families may be hit worst by the Governmentâs welfare cuts.
Zondervan says Rupert Murdoch connection does not present âethical dilemmaâ
Zondervan has said that its connection to News Corporation does not present an ethical dilemma for the company.
Christians in West called to unite with believers in the Holy Land
Patriarch of Jerusalem is encouarging Christians to visit the Holy Land and support institutions providing social services and employment opportunities
Remembering God is able
Reuben Morgan, Hillsong worship pastor and songwriter, explores the meaning and message behind the songs on the churchâs latest live album
A slow internet connection and other things that drive us crazy
A slow internet connection is the thing most likely to make men and women snap, according to new research.
Slow investigation into New Year church bombing frustrates Egypt's Copts
Coptic Christians of Egypt are planning to stage demonstrations demanding a speedier investigation into the New Year church bombing in the city of Alexandria that killed 23 and injured 97.
Christians join calls for inquiry into Sudan violence
Christian Solidarity Worldwide backs calls for an investigation into "appalling" human rights violations in South Kordofan.
Theatre productions to help churches reach out during Olympics
Christian theatre groups have put together Olympics-inspired productions to help churches get the most out of the Games next summer.