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Church is answer to needs of poor communities, says Tearfund
The church is uniquely placed to meet the needs of the worldâs poorest communities, according to a report by Christian aid agency Tearfund.
Orthodox Anglicans fear death of The Episcopal Church
Orthodox bishops believe that the US Episcopal Church's recent decisions favouring gay ordination and the blessing of same-sex unions will only lead to disaster.
Council removes Christian paediatrician from adoption panel
A paediatrician has been removed as a medical adviser to Northamptonshire County Council after asking to abstain from making recommendations on the placement of children with same-sex couples.
Gaukroger becomes Patron of Viva
Christian children's charity Viva has appointed the Director of Clarion Trust International and former President of the Baptist Union, Stephen Gaukroger, as its new Patron.
World Vision looks to needs of Pakistan's returning IDPs
With more of the two million Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in northwest Pakistan returning to their homes, global relief giant World Vision is keen to make sure they are returning voluntarily and that there is adequate security for them upon their return.
Warwickshire Christian bringing water to deaf children in Kenya
Compassion for vulnerable children was the inspiration behind a recent trip to Kenya for one Warwickshire Christian.
Episcopal head clarifies gay ordination resolution
Leaders of The Episcopal Church in the US sent letters to the Anglican Communion's spiritual leader and primates clarifying the gay-affirming resolution they passed this week.
Christian youth magazine Streetbrand relaunches in print
Christian youth magazine Streetbrand has announced it is to relaunch in print format.
Survey: One in three scientists believe in God
About one out of every three scientists in the United States professed believing in God, a recent survey found.
Palau ministry wraps up 100 days of service in Rwanda
Andrew Palau, son of US evangelist Luis Palau, and local Rwandan churches are in the final day of the âSeason of Serviceâ occurring throughout the capital of Kigali.
Toys with a mission
Janet is an occupational therapist who specialises in paper-technology, which involves her crafting toys, games and chairs for children with disabilities such as cerebral palsy.
Time travel
Last Friday, under a new government plan, the clocks went forward by one hour for the first time ever in Bangladesh.