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MP: Faith is compatible with Liberal politics
Justice Committee Chairman Sir Alan Beith MP spoke earlier in the month on Liberal politics and its compatibility with the Christian faith.
Hereford Diocese to launch Advent appeal for Tanzania
For the first time ever, the Diocese of Hereford is to launch an appeal for funds during Advent, the four weeks leading up to Christmas.
Georgian, Russian Orthodox Churches ponder South Ossetia
Representatives of the Georgian Orthodox Church were in Moscow this week for meetings with Russian Orthodox Church and Kremlin leaders on the future of breakaway region South Ossetia.
UK's black Christian leaders hail Obama victory
Black Christian Leaders Forum hails victory of Barack Obama as the first black US president.
Activist killing sparks fresh attacks on Indian Christians
The murder of a senior Hindu activist by suspected Maoists has sparked fresh violence on Christians in the Indian state of Orissa.
World Vision tells leaders 'act now' on Congo
World Vision has called on regional and global leaders to take action to protect civilians and address the root causes of the crisis.
Catholics, Muslims agree to tackle terrorism, defend religious freedom
Catholic and Muslim leaders at landmark talks at the Vatican declared their determination to defend religious freedom, combat terrorism, and uphold the rights of women.
CSW conference to hear from persecuted believers
Nigerian Michael Oluwasesin, a guest speaker at Christian Solidarity Worldwide's annual conference, will tell supporters of the brutal murder of his wife at the hands of a Muslim mob.
'Purpose of Christmas' album accompanies Rick Warren's latest book
Pastor Rick Warren's Purpose Driven ministry is to release a new musical companion to Pastor his newest book with the same title released this month by Howard Publishers.
Billy Graham turns 90
Billy Graham marks his 90th birthday with thoughts of heaven and his late wife, Ruth.
Obama win stirs hopes in Africa
President-elect Barack Obama is not only inspiring hope for positive change among Americans but also overseas in Africa, church leaders say.
Malaysian court postpones hearing on church's use of 'Allah' materials
A Malaysian court hearing on the appeal by an evangelical church to use the word "Allah" in its Sunday School materials has been adjourned until mid-November.
Cardinal warns against marital rights for cohabiting couples
The head of the Catholic Church in Ireland has warned the Irish Government not to pass legislation giving the same rights to cohabiting couples as married couples.
People in northern Uganda are ready to forgive LRA rebels
With its streets full of bicycle riders transporting luggage or passengers alongside mini buses, Gulu in northern Uganda looks as peaceful as any small African town. However, its inhabitants have to come to terms with the terrible crimes that were committed here during 22 years of civil war.
Joel Auge wins first Covenant Award
Joel Auge wins first Covenant Award for Folk/Roots Song of The Year with "On the Blue".
Lucas Lent pack to help believers sing in times of trouble
Jeff Lucas hopes his new Lent resource pack will help Christians keep singing in the rain and "dancing in the downpour" amid the global financial crisis.