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Nigeria: Pastorâs wife and child killed in sectarian violence
The wife and daughter of a pastor are among the latest victims of post-election sectarian violence in Nigeria.
Memorials remember Britons lost in Antarctica
Two memorials dedicated to Britons who lost their lives in the service of science in Antarctica are being unveiled in St Paulâs Cathedral and at the Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge this week.
Churches set sights on 90% carbon reduction
Reducing carbon footprints by 90% is achievable for churches, says a new report from the Diocese of London.
Think tank questions Governmentâs commitment to marriage and the family
A think tank has criticised the Governmentâs record on supporting marriage and the family.
Bishop fears radical Islam will affect shape of Middle Eastâs future
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali expresses concerns over radical Islamist element running through protests in the Arab and Islamic world
Church of Iran members awaiting trial verdict
Eleven members of the Church of Iran are awaiting a court's verdict after standing trial for charges of 'activities against the Orderâ and drinking alcohol.
Final single release for [dweeb]
Somewhere among the sense of sadness and sorrow that surrounds the end of [dweeb] there are glimmers of hope and happiness.
Bible convention celebrates bumper turnout
More than 1,000 adults and hundreds of children and young people took part in the third annual Bible By the Beach at the end of April, the convention's largest turnout so far.
Methodist Church offers perspectives on death and mourning
The Methodist Church is launching a new booklet this week to help Christians get to grips with death and mourning.
Joyce Meyer's former security chief convicted of family's murder
Christopher Coleman, the former security chief for televangelist Joyce Meyer, was found guilty this week of murdering his family. Jurors also determined that he is eligible for the death penalty.
Tensions high in Egypt after deadly clashes between Muslims and Christians
Coptic Christians are picking up the pieces after violent clashes over the weekend in which two churches were set ablaze and 12 people were killed.
Many churches, one purpose - Archbishop contemplates fresh expressions
Fresh Expressions pioneers and practitioners from across the UK explore the mixed economy of church
Lady Gaga on her new Judas video: âItâs not a religious statementâ
Pop star Lady Gaga appears in her newest video as a rocked-up Mary Magdalene riding the back of a motorcycle with a leather-clad Jesus Christ.
Nigeria's Christians fear backlash after bin Laden's death
Christians in northern Nigeria fear post-election violence is only going to worsen after death of bin Laden
Nazir-Ali urges Western countries to condemn anti-Christian violence
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali has criticised the Westâs reticence on violence against Christians and other minority communities in the Middle East, South Asia and other parts of the world.