Ruth Gledhill
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Christian travel agent defrauded Bible lands cruise customers, court hears
Tourists who booked a "Bible Lands" cruise were defrauded by a travel agent who specialised in Christian holidays, a court heard.
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George Bell victim's lawyer says her client not being afforded due respect
The solicitor who represents the woman said to have been abused by former Bishop of Chichester George Bell has criticised the establishment figures behind a new group set up to defend his reputation.
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New BBC doc shows success story of UK evangelical Christianity
The documentary shows a trend where growing churches are becoming more confident, lively and assertive than the traditional British model, often preaching conservative Biblical views on issues such as gay marriage.
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Pressure of the job made me pay male escorts for sex, says Rev Paul Flowers
Methodist minister and former Co-operative Bank chairman Paul Flowers has claimed it was the stress of the job that led him to look online for male escorts.
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Law professor wins compensation from CofE for clergy sex abuse
The Church of England has agreed to pay £40,000 damages to a woman who was abused as a teenage girl by a vicar when she was living in Chichester.
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New group seeks to clear name of bishop accused of paedophilia
A new group of senior church people, lawyers, academics and politicians has been launched to defend the late Bishop George Bell, who has been accused of being a paedophile.
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Pope condemns those who fail to act in refugee crisis
Pope Francis, departing from the prepared text for his Palm Sunday Mass homily in Rome, blamed the poor response to the refugee crisis on indifference.
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Leading Conservative Christians regret resignation of Iain Duncan Smith
Former Government minister Ann Widdecombe who now heads the Christian Brexit campaign Christians for Britain, told Christian Today it was a "pity" he had gone.
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Country walkers to be offered sleepovers in rural churches
Crumbling rural churches could be saved by being turned into overnight hostels for country walkers.
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ISIS ignored cries of 'Don't kill the sisters' before murdering Yemen nuns
An eyewitness account has emerged describing the terror faced by the four nuns from Mother Teresa's order murdered by Islamic State in Yemen.
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UK's only Mennonite Christian church shuts for Sunday worship
The Mennonite church in the UK has shut its doors to Sunday worship after numbers dwindled to the point where the church can no longer keep going.
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Vicar's wife jailed for stealing from vulnerable pensioner
A vicar's wife has been jailed for 10 months for stealing £6,400 from a woman with learning difficulties.