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Faith leaders ask Government to abandon gay marriage plans
David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband are being asked to rethink attempts to legalise gay marriage.
Iran: Proposed penal code retains execution by stoning for adulterers
A proposed penal code in Iran retains stoning to death for people who commit adultery.
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali leads service of thanksgiving for Queen
Christians gathered outside Buckingham Palace on Sunday for a service celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation.
Bishops to fast for world's hungry
Church of England bishops will be fasting on Thursday for the one in eight people who go to bed hungry every day.
Church services mark 60th anniversary of Queen's coronation
Christians celebrated 60 years since the coronation of the Queen with special services and prayers today.
Christians look to Queen to intervene over gay marriage
Christians will be submitting a letter to the Queen on Sunday asking her to uphold the traditional definition of marriage.
Rare lantern slides and an appeal to identify a 19th century Irish photographer
The RCB Library's Archive of the Month tells the story of the Killaloe lantern slide collection recovered from the deanery in Killaloe, County Clare.
Jahmene Douglas announces debut album, Love Never Fails
Jahmene Douglas will be releasing his debut album, Love Never Fails on 22 July.
Guardian 'Witness' site wants pictures of your congregation
The Guardian's Witness website is asking churches across Britain to upload pictures and videos of their congregations.
Leprosy Mission says levy on charities 'unfair'
The Leprosy Mission has hit out at suggestions that the Treasury take a share of Gift Aid or impose a levy on charities.
24/7 prayer space celebrates Christianity in London
A 24/7 prayer space has opened at St Paul's Cathedral to celebrate Christianity in the capital ahead of the launch of the Diocese of London's Capital Vision 2020.
Message to the Masses
A new video-based website has been launched to help young people understand their faith and support them in defending it.
Mali: Heightened risk of 'severe' food shortages
The risk of "severe" food shortages is intensifying for the people of Mali as the ongoing conflict threatens to exacerbate the 'hunger' season, Christian Aid has warned.
Share a meal and cut food wastage
People across the UK are being encouraged to share their food this Sunday as part of Global Sharing Day.
Brits holidaying at home in 2013
Brits are choosing to stay on home shores or within Europe for their holidays this year.
In Eritrea, 'Persecution greater than ever and getting worse'
Around 1,200 Christians now incarcerated after a spate of arrests in 2013