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Minister wants more ambitious approach to child poverty from Scottish Government
Senior Church minister says the Scottish Government must come up with a more ambitious strategy if it is to eliminate child poverty by 2020.
Churches helping people get on top of their finances in austere times
Hundreds of churches are ready to train people in the art of budgeting and saving
Is God a moral monster?
Paul Copan takes on New Atheists and their issues with the God of the Old Testament.
Memorial services mark Haiti earthquake anniversary
Memorial services are being held to remember the more than 230,000 people killed in a giant earthquake in Haiti one year ago to the day
Church offers reward for return of Moderatorâs ring
The Church of Scotland is offering a reward for information that leads to the safe return of the Moderatorâs ring.
Egypt called to take effective action over torture of refugees in Sinai Desert
Bedouin human traffickers have reportedly threatened captive refugees with organ harvesting
Cleric says former Pakistani minister is 'fit to be killed' for blasphemy views
Several clerics have issued fatwas against former Pakistani Minister Sherry Rehman and declared her an infidel for calling for changes in the blasphemy law.
Christian leader 'soul searching' after Arizona shooting
Faith leaders are calling for prayer and âsoul searchingâ in the wake of the shooting of US Democrat Gabrielle Giffords and 19 others in Tucson, Arizona.
Pope urges governments to protect Christians
Pope Benedict XVI appealed to governments on Monday to protect Christians against violence and discrimination.
Active church member among dead in Arizona shooting
The Stoddards - described as "the lifeblood" of the 120-member congregation - were among the shooting victims when a gunman opened fire outside the store.
Inderjit Bhogal to become new leader of Corrymeela Community
The Rev Dr Inderjit Bhogal has been appointed the next leader of the Corrymeela Community in Northern Ireland.
1.3 million Haitians still without a home
Homes are being rebuilt in Haitian but the pace is slow and more than a million are still waiting to move out of insecure and uncomfortable tents, development agencies have warned
Britainâs woes require sacrifice from all, says bishop
If there is to be a 'big society', then it needs the 'bigger society' of the church, says the Bishop of Bath and Wells
John Piper returns to pulpit after eight-month break
Popular evangelical pastor says it will take the rest of his life to unpack what happened during his soul-searching break from ministry
Christians offer prayers as Sudan heads to the polls
Christians around the world are praying for a successful referendum in Sudan - and that the result will be respected