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Nigerian Christians struggle to come to terms with attacks
Members of the Church of Christ in Nigeria in the Jos region are fearful of more violence in the wake of last weekendâs mass killings in Plateau state.
Church leader hopeful about Egypt's future
Christians in Egypt can expect a better future after years of being second-class citizens, according to the acting head of the countryâs Coptic Catholic Church.
Pupils put handywork to use for local church
The Bishop of Jarrow has blessed a chalice and paten made specially for a local church by schoolchildren in Sunderland.
New Childrenswork magazine launches
Premier Christian Media has launched a new magazine for people working with children in churches.
Welsh language Bible joins Rome collection
The Archbishop of Wales has donated a Welsh Bible to a Christian community in Rome.
Archbishop welcomes Yorkshire Regiment home
The Yorkshire Regiment were welcomed back home today with a special service of thanksgiving at York Minster.
Do not be anxious about anything
Kari Jobe has some words of wisdom for fellow Christians struggling with worries.
Owl City announces world tour dates
Owl City will be heading to the UK and Ireland this autumn as part of his world tour.
Anthony Hopkins latest addition to Noah cast
Sir Anthony Hopkins has joined the cast of Darren Aronofsky's Noah film.
Church denies Katie Holmes is newest member
The Church of St Francis Xavier in New York has denied reports that Katie Holmes has joined the congregation following her split from Tom Cruise
Chinese bishop under investigation after resignation
A Chinese bishop has reportedly been placed in isolation after publicly quitting a state-sanctioned Catholic Church organisation in a suspected act of defiance against China's control over the local Catholic religion.
Sustainable ministry: From donors to partners
Jerry Twombly has been spent the last thirty years helping organisations engage with their supporters and devise strategies that will ensure they have a long and healthy future.
Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy concerned by racism
After a break of a year-and-a-half, Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy's 11-year-old "Racial Task Force" (RTF) is back in business.
'Nigeriaâs Christians must convert,' says Islamist group
Islamist militants have claimed responsibility for the deaths of more than 50 people in north-central Nigeria â and called on the countryâs Christians to convert to Islam.
Parishioner loses five stone in support of flower festival
A parishioner persevered through a year of exercise and weight loss to lose weight and raise funds for her church's flower festival.
URC votes to allow civil partnerships in churches
The United Reformed Church has voted to allow local churches to decide whether they want to allow civil partnerships to be registered in their buildings.