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Which kind of Facebook user are you?
Facebook may have over a billion active monthly users but while some seem to live out every second of their lives on the social media network, others have hardly touched their accounts since registering. Â
Petition for religious freedom in India
Release International is urging people to sign its petition on religious freedom in India following the passage of anti-conversion laws in several states.
Iranian Christians continue to face arrest, imprisonment
Eight Christians jailed in Shiraz, two more await sentencing in Tehran
Church of England to investigate links to Wonga
The Church of England is to investigate its stake in a US venture capital fund that has invested millions of dollars into payday lender Wonga.Â
Spain rail crash prompts call for prayer
Churches in Spain are being asked to remember the victims of a rail crash on Wednesday that killed at least 80 people.
Internet connection is top hotel gripe
We may be living and travelling in the digital age but when it comes to getting online, it seems hotels are still being outdone by the local coffee shop.
One: A Worship Collective
We Believe is the first title from the new One: A Worship Collective initiative harvesting the best worship songs and sharing them with the global church
Don't stigmatise addicts
The Bishop of Swansea and Brecon has asked people to be sympathetic towards people struggling with drug or alcohol addictions.
John Lennox: The battle is not between God and science
There are scientists on both sides of the theist-atheist divide, Professor John Lennox has told this year's Keswick Convention.Â
Most Londoners eat in front of the TV
The traditional dinner at the table has died a death in the capital, according to a new poll.
Pope encourages people to avoid 'idols' of money, success and power
Pope Francis said God offered the only true hope to people, even in situations that seem hopeless
Worshippers to gather on shores of Loch Ness
Three Scottish churches are joining together to hold their first Picnic and Praise event on the shores of Loch Ness.
Pakistan's Christians and other religious minorities should take sweeper jobs, says one minister
"Only non-Muslims will be recruited as sweepers," says KPK Minister
Anxiety costing UK £10bn a year
There were more than five million cases of anxiety disorder in the UK in 2010, a new study has found.
Google Nexus 7 high resolution tablet unveiled
Google's upgraded Nexus 7 is the highest resolution tablet on the market
Graphic sex education for primary school children challenged
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children is challenging calls for more explicit sex education for primary school children.