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Call to pray for Zimbabwe
Viva is asking UK churches to keep Zimbabwe in their prayers ahead of elections next month.
Pastor denied permission to hold church services on beach
Local authorities refused permission to a church pastor wanting to hold services on the beach at Rehoboth, Delaware.
Khat herbal stimulant banned by Theresa May
Home Secretary Theresa May has decided to ban the herbal stimulant khat.
Trussell Trust named 'Britain's most admired charity'
A Christian charity running a nationwide network of foodbanks has been named 'Britain's most admired charity' by chief executives of charities and not-for-profit organisations in the UK.
Farewell service for Bishop of Liverpool
A farewell service will be taking place for the Bishop of Liverpool on Wednesday.
Calls for unity in South Sudan
The Primate of the Episcopal Church of Sudan has called on the people of South Sudan to be "united in order to achieve lasting national healing, peace and reconciliation".
The search is on for a new song
Have you written a congregational worship song and always wanted it to be heard for the larger audience? Well now is your chance!
Who stole Egypt? Voices from the revolution
The answer depends on who you ask among the thousands of Egyptians who have swarmed the streets across the country since Sunday (June 30), either to force President Mohamed Morsi out of office, or to support him.
Travel advice for Mission Week and World Youth Day
The Foreign & Commonwealth Office has issued travel advice for pilgrims travelling to Brazil for Mission Week and World Youth Day
How much would you pay for a first date?
Guys are happy with a simple DVD night but ladies have bigger expectations when it comes to the first date.
Norfolk school offers prayer space
Students at Sheringham High School in Norfolk will have the chance to reflect on different aspects of Christian prayer over the coming days.
Christians and other religious minorities under fire in Syria
Christians are being threatened into supporting the opposition and churches are being desecrated in civil war-ravaged Syria, a US congressional hearing has heard.
Stop kids being driven to school to tackle obesity
Children should be dropped off away from the school gates to give them more exercise, the new president of the Faculty of Public Health said today.
Church of England sees rise in giving
The Church of England saw parish incomes exceed £900 million for the first time since before the economic downturn, new figures show. Â
Paul Baloche releases new French worship album
Paul Baloche has this week released his new worship album in French, Glorieux.
New mini hotel rooms from Premier Inn
Whitbread is launching a new compact version of Premier Inn to attract travellers who value "price, location and design over space". Â