Ruth Gledhill
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Help make girls more confident, says first woman bishop to speak in House of Lords
The Bishop of Gloucester used her maiden speech as the first woman bishop ever to speak in the House of Lords to raise concerns about the loss of confidence among young people, especially girls.
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Queen 'opposed gay marriage because of her strong Christian faith'
The Queen did not believe gay marriage should have been allowed, a source told the Daily Mail.
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Video footage emerges that could prove chimpanzees believe in God
A researcher in wildlife at the University of Humboldt in Berlin found a group of wild chimpanzees engaging in what could be religious rituals.
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New film threatens to expose 'fake' faith healing
Former healing evangelist Richard Rossi is appealing for funding for a film about a con man who falls in love with a charismatic female faith healer.
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New job for hijab-wearing Christian college professor
The Christian academic who was first suspeded and then left her college after she stated that Muslims and Christians worship the same God has a new job.
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Hundreds of children suffer 'soul murder' at hands of clergy abusers
A Catholic diocese in the US is to publish a full list of all priests who have been accused of child sex crimes after a Grand Jury report disclosed a horrifiying catalogue of abuse.
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Christian refugees from Syria find sanctuary in Istanbul church
Syrian refugees stranded in Turkey are being hosted in a small church in Istanbul where they are being given food and accommodation.
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Millions of Christians worldwide come together in new 'Click to Pray' app
Millions of Christians worldwide can now join in prayer with the Pope via a new app, Click To Pray.
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Only God can save America now, warns Christian evangelist Franklin Graham
"A secular worldview hostile to biblical values has overrun our culture and permeated our government," warns evangelist Franklin Graham.
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Christian who teaches 'theology of exile' appointed to lead Bible Society
A theologian who is working on a "theology of exile" to help Christians cope with living in the modern post-Christian culture of the West has been appointed new head of Bible Society.
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Let women not be silent in churches, say Catholic scholars
Women should be allowed to preach at Roman Catholic Mass, according to a series of articles in the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano.
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Ancient documents reveal the 'incorrigible' abbot and other pestilences of medieval Christian England
More than 10,000 individual handwritten parchment folios that belonged to the Archbishops of York between 1225 and 1650 have been digitally scanned and put online in the York Registers.