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Church must offer alternative to âmere consumptionâ, says financial expert
Philip Davis, senior research fellow at the National Institute for Economic and Social Research, has called on Christians to be salt and light in the banking system.
Pakistan: Christian councillor goes into hiding amid blasphemy accusations
In yet another blasphemy case against Christians in Pakistan, an independent village councillor has been accused of entering a mosque and insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
Third Day set to deliver 11th studio project 'Move'
Anticipation is building for the October 19 release of acclaimed rock band Third Dayâs latest project Move.
Budget creating 'huge hardship', church group warns
The Budget is hitting those least in the position to cope with cuts, says Church Action on Poverty.
Beware hidden salt in âhealthyâ salads, shoppers warned
One in ten salads contains more salt than a Big Mac, according to a new survey.
Ecumenical leader tells Pentecostals: 'We need each other'
The General Secretary of the World Council of Churches has spoken of the common call shared by Pentecostals and ecumenists in fulfilling Godâs mission.
US court says World Vision can hire on basis of faith
World Vision can hire based on religious beliefs, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
Jimmy Carter in North Korea to seek release of US Christian
Former US President Jimmy Carter has reportedly arrived in North Korea to negotiate the release of a US citizen who has been detained since January.
New Hillsong church underway in New York City
Hillsong NYC is now underway following the announcement in March, that Hillsong Church, based in Sydney, be starting a church in New York City.
Church leaders get behind campaign to remember worldâs poor
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are among the church leaders backing a new campaign to inspire people to live lives that remember the poor.
Susan Boyle says singing in front of Pope is âdream come trueâ
Singing sensation Susan Boyle says it is âher greatest dream come trueâ to sing in front of the Pope.
Evangelical body calls for solidarity with Pakistan
World Evangelical Alliance appeals for prayer and financial support for Pakistan as flood waters show no sign of receding.
Church says Religion Editor could help boost BBC's religious literacy
Submission to BBC Trust calls for current range of programmes to be enhanced by more in-depth news coverage
Judge blocks Obama's embryonic stem cell research policy
A federal judge on Monday blocked US President Barack Obama's embryonic stem cell research policy, concluding that it violates a ban on federal funds being used in the destruction of human embryos.
Lesbian minister heads to Church court again
A retired Presbyterian minister is facing trial for performing same-sex ceremonies in California.