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Miliband urges Christians to engage with politics
Labour leader Ed Miliband has released a video thanking churches and Christian agencies for their efforts in social justice, and emphasising the importance of Christians being involved in politics.
Copy of Psalms sells for record $14.2 million
A book of Psalms printed in 1640 sold this week for just under $14.2 million on Tuesday, making it the most expensive printed book ever.
Church of England report on human sexuality: Clergy should be able to bless same sex partnerships
Church of England publishes report on human sexuality
Pioneers gather to discuss missional community
A hundred pioneers gathered earlier this month to present and facilitate discussion on academic research mission in the UK.
Scottish independence: Church and Government must work together
Church of Scotland responds to independence white paper
7 year-old Indian boy tortured and killed for being a Christian
A 7-year old boy has been tortured and murdered because of his Christian faith in northern India, Gospel for Asia reports.
Scottish independence: Free Church says it cannot support secular state
Free Church of Scotland raises questions about place of Church in public life
Bishop warns of further decline in religious freedom
The Bishop of Wakefield, Right Reverend Stephen Platten, has called upon government ministers to tackle the decline in religious freedom worldwide
No more SMS spam, say mobile users
Mobile users are tired of receiving spam text messages and want network operators to block them, says a new survey
Americans leaving an empty place at Thanksgiving dinners for Saeed Abedini
Americans are being asked to leave an empty place at their Thanksgiving dinners as a sign of solidarity with Pastor Saeed Abedini and the persecuted church worldwide.
Bringing a message of hope to persecuted Christians through satellite TV
Online webcasting, YouTube and mobile phone applications are changing the way the Good News is reaching people in contexts of persecution
Christian B&B couple lose appeal against discrimination ruling
Supreme Court upholds ruling against Peter and Hazelmary Bull's policy of only letting married heterosexual couples stay in a double bedroom.
Pope Francis's Evangelii Gaudium - some of the highlights
The Pope has called all Catholics to have "a renewed personal encounter with Jesus Christ" and to allow this encounter to "liberate" and "impel" them towards sharing the joy they have found in Him with those around them
Pope Francis' first Apostolic Exhortation: All believers are called to share the Gospel
Catholic faithful called to "embark upon a new chapter of evangelisation marked by joy"
Susan Boyle: The suffering in the Philippines is 'heartbreaking'
Global singing star Susan Boyle, who shot to fame in 2009's 'Britain's Got Talent', has urged the public to keep giving what they can to support survivors of Typhoon Haiyan.
New anti-social behaviour Bill will 'criminalise Christianity', says evangelist
A street preacher says new laws on anti-social behaviour passing through Parliament could put a stop to street evangelism