Ruth Gledhill
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Relentless Decline Of The US Episcopal Church Continues
The US Episcopal Church has lost nearly ten per cent of its members in just five years, latest figures show.
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Bishop of Exeter slams Cathedral Dean for lack of spiritual leadership
The Bishop of Exeter has castigated the Dean of Exeter in a report that condemns him as "remote and disinterested".
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Battle for Mosul looms: Pray for those trapped there, says Open Doors
The anti-persecution charity Open Doors is urging Christians to pray for Mosul as forced gather to begin the fight to take the Iraqi territory back from Islamic State.
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'Dead' man revives in southeast Asian village when Christians pray over him
A previously-unreached village in southeast Asia was converted to Christ after their apparently dead leader came back to life when he was prayed over.
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Burnt and charred ancient Bible scroll resurrected by computer science
An ancient Biblical scroll that was reduced to a charred lump in a fire that destroyed a Jewish community in AD 600 has been virtually "unfurled" and read for the first time.
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Pakistan: Drunk Muslims beat up Christians in their own homes
Seven Christians were injured and five hospitalised in Pakistan after they were attacked in their own homes with metal bars by a mob of angry Muslims.
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Disused churches are being donated to house homeless people
Religious orders and churches in Ireland are being asked to give empty properties to the state to help ease Ireland's homelessness crisis.
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Most Germans fear the 'Islamisation' of their country, says poll
Nearly six in ten Germans fear the Islamisation of their country, according to a new poll published by a leading Christian organisation.
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Syrian Archbishop: 'A bullet narrowly missed my head'
Christians are being targeted by Kurdish militia in Syria, according to a leader of the Syriac Catholic Church
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Baptist Christian leaders condemn religious liberty report as 'moral disaster'
Leading Baptists have condemned a US report advocating peaceful co-existence between religious groups and "non-discrimination principles".
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Christian country singer Rory Feek says making film about late wife Joey was 'incredible'
For Rory Feek, making a film about his wife Joey, who died of cancer in March, was like being back with her, all over again.
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Sudan bishop urges UN to intervene to save Christians facing death sentence
A prominent Sudanese bishop has appealed for the international community to intervene to save the lives of pastors who are facing the death sentence in a court in Sudan.