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High Court decides against right-to-die request
The High Court has refused a paralysed man's request for doctors to be allowed to help end his life without the risk of prosecution.
Churches more confident after London 2012
In the same way that Great Britain has gained a fresh sense of confidence through delivering a highly successful 2012 Games, the same is true for thousands of churches.
Children inspired to be future Olympians
Children in London's East End were treated to a visit from two times Olympic silver medallist Debbie Flood.
New logo for Mission Aviation Fellowship
Mission Aviation Fellowship has revamped its historic dove emblem for its new global logo.
Christian Aid steps up Sahel food appeal
Christian Aid has ramped up its Sahel appeal as it seeks to address the escalating food crisis.
Tips for travelling with family this summer
If you've booked a last minute getaway before the new school term starts, SportsDirect.com has some tips to reduce the stress of travelling with the family.
Tebow's prayer partner helps him stay grounded
Tim Tebow, New York Jets backup quarterback, has no problem admitting that it isn't easy balancing fame and faith.
Reports of Bible confiscations in Uzbekistan
There are reports of government officials in Uzbekistan arresting and fining people who are found to have various religious texts in their possession, which goes against the country's law protecting religious freedom.
Aretha Franklin inducted into Gospel Music Hall of Fame
Legendary singer Aretha Franklin was last night inducted into the GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
Christian mayor for Llandrindod Wells
The Christian Party in Wales has become the first faith-based political party to win a mayoral election.
Billy Graham returns home after hospital stay
Billy Graham has been released from hospital after a short stay to treat bronchitis.
Children in Ukraine learn to trust and obey
Peter Wooding and his daughter Anna are helping out at a children's summer camp in Ukraine run by Mercy Projects UK
Digital Bible project sees huge global demand
Faith Comes By Hearing says it has registered more than 38 million free downloads to personal devices
Former atheist to hit the road for Christian Aid
A former atheist who was saved from depression by turning to Christianity is to cycle 150 miles for Christian Aid
Olympics choir to perform at special Paralympics Mass
The choir that performed at the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony will again be performing in connection with the Games, this time for a special Mass of Thanksgiving for the Paralympics.
Parents think kids should be better educated on culture
Over half of UK parents of primary school children believe their kids should be better educated on culture