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Gospel for Asia relief teams in action after Cyclone Phailin
Gospel for Asia distributing medical supplies, clean water, food and clothing in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin
Iran 'abuses' rights of Christians
Christians are jailed, tortured and prevented from meeting together
Archbishop blesses memorial to victims of mining accidents
The Archbishop of Wales, Dr Barry Morgan, dedicated a new national memorial on Monday to all those killed in mining accidents in Wales.
Living well in an addicted society
Swansea conference helps churches grapple with a national problem.
Don't punish yourselves, Christian women told
Holy Trinity Brompton opened its doors to over 900 women on Saturday for the Free to Be conference, an event that aimed to inspire them to be the women that God created them to be.
Photos: A new lease of life for arson attack church
St Barnabas Church Erdington has come off English Heritage's At Risk register
Grangemouth minister forgives Pakistani bombers who killed mother
A Church of Scotland minister who lost his mother and other close relatives in the Peshawar church bombing last month says he forgives the killers.
Christian Aid launches appeal after Cyclone Phailin
Christian Aid has launched an appeal after Cyclone Phailin left a trail of destruction in eastern India.
From gay porn star to redeemed brother in Christ
Joseph Sciambra estimates he had sex with around 1,000 men before a terrifying near-death experience made him throw himself at the mercy of God
Launch of new Welsh language missional community in Cardiff
"It will be fresh, contemporary and open to anyone" says leader
Thousands gather for Saints in the Stadium prayer event
Thousands of Christians were gathering together in St Helens on Saturday to pray for the nation.
Call for prayer as massive cyclone approaches India's east coast
Tearfund and Gospel for Asia are calling for prayer as India's east coast braces itself for a cyclone that may be as big as Hurricane Katrina.
OAC's response to National Secular Society report
OAC national director Peter Kennelly says the group does not seek to evangelise or proselytise in its work with schools.
Jesus misspelled coin PHOTO, VIDEO: Vatican makes 'Lesus' error in Pope Francis' coin
The Vatican misspelled the name of "Jesus" and was forced to recall thousands of papal medals due to the error.
Christian groups defend school work against proselytisation accusations
National Secular Society claims publicly funded schools are being "targeted and exploited" by evangelical Christian groups
'Stop patronising the poor', say anti-corruption campaigners
The Exposed campaign against corruption has issued an open letter to world government, business and church leaders telling them to "stop patronising the poor".