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Killing of two Christian sisters renews panic in Mosul
Iraqi Christians who returned to their ancient city after a wave of violence and intimidation are in shock today after two sisters were stabbed to death when attackers broke into their home.
Peace-building continues in Liberia and Sierra Leone
"Please remind the world that we are no longer at war," a high-ranking government official from Sierra Leone told an international ecumenical team visiting churches and ecumenical organisations in Liberia and Sierra Leone from 2 to 8 November.
Archbishop's visit to Birmingham reflects city's cultural diversity
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams is in Birmingham for a two-day visit this weekend that will take in one local church's new family centre in a multi-cultural neighbourhood and a visit to a Hindu temple.
Sound of success follows release of new Mary Mary album
Gospel music duo Mary Mary have been reaping chart-topping success and critical acclaim since the release of their latest album.
Licence to pray: Securing water for all
Cinema's most famous spy is back fighting a villain desperate to control strategic water resources in a developing country. Sadly, the script of the latest James Bond movie isn't too far fetched.
Brisbane cathedral completed after more than 100 years
After more than 100 years in the making, St John's Anglican Cathedral in Brisbane, Australia has finally been completed.
Christian right vows to stay strong under Obama
For Christian right leaders, Senator Barack Obama's victory last week was a huge setback that left some in the midst of a grieving process. While things may not be going well for the movement, some of its leaders vowed to not only survive under an Obama administration but to thrive.
Celebrations mark 525th anniversary of Luther's baptism
Lutheran congregations worldwide are joining in celebrations today for the 525th anniversary of the baptism of protestant reformation founder Martin Luther.
Faithbook poll finds more people praying in economic downturn
A poll by Faithbook on Facebook has found that more people are turning to God in prayer to help them through the global financial crisis.
Europe's Protestant churches say social exclusion is greatest challenge
Protestant churches from across Europe have identified social exclusion as their greatest challenge in a new survey.
People tired of war, say African church leaders
A delegation of church leaders has set out to meet the presidents of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo with a strong message of peace.
Lenny LeBlanc releases first Christmas album
Christian worship artist Lenny LeBlanc has released his first-ever Christmas album after more than 30 years of writing and recording music.
Life as it could be
The new book from Phil Brookes and Jon Rashbrook wants to help Christians do away with self-reliance.
Film on North Korean refugees shortlisted for prestigious award
Two South Korean journalists are in the UK this week to attend the awards ceremony of the Rory Peck Trust following their nomination for outstanding freelance journalism.
Churches push forward with ecumenical vision
Representatives from across the denominational spectrum gathered in Delhi for the last four days to hash out a plan for the Global Christian Forum over the next three years.
Methodists support calls for responsible pricing of alcohol
The Methodist Church has come out in support of calls from MPs on Monday for the introduction of minimum prices on alcoholic drinks.