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The jury's out on the latest New International Version
The latest New International Version of the Bible seeks to resolve some of the disputes over the gender-inclusive language of the TNIV but for some evangelicals at least, it isn't there yet.
Bishop apologises for jibe at Prince William and Kate Middleton
The Bishop of Willesden has apologised after predicting that Prince William's marriage to Kate Middleton would last seven years.
Pope suggests condoms may protect people from HIV/AIDS in some situations
Condoms are not a "moral" solution to the HIV/AIDS pandemic but may be used in exceptional circumstances to avoid harming another person, says the Pope.
Samaritan's Purse alarmed as cholera spreads in Haiti
Franklin Graham has expressed alarm over the rapid spread of cholera in Haiti and called on the international community to increase its response.
Reuniting Christianity and the arts in Hollywood
Hollywood doesn't like to hear you say "God", "Jesus" or "Christian film", says one producer.
Free Church of Scotland allows singing
The Free Church of Scotland has overturned more than a hundred years of tradition by moving to allow music and singing during.
Catholic Church outlines details of Ordinariate
The Catholic Church has confirmed that its Ordinariate for disaffected Anglicans will be launched in January.
Harry Potter: Magic or menace?
As the latest Harry Potter film hits cinemas, one writer is warning Christians that something sinister lurks beneath the wizadry and hocus pocus.
The City Harmonic - the whole story
âMilking the cow is Holyâ - Celtic Proverb God wants our whole selves. We sing songs about it. We talk about it.
Disbelief over coupleâs poll to decide whether or not to abort their baby
US couple are asking members of the public to vote on whether or not they should abort their 17-week-old unborn baby.
âPeace is possible,â say Sudanese bishops
Catholic bishops in Sudan say that the current tensions in the country "need not and should not lead to war".
Archbishop says defections will cause challenges for the Church
Archbishop of Canterbury admits that filling the posts left vacant by clergy defecting to Rome will be a "challenge" for the Church of England.
Christian father and daughter killed in Iraq
A six-year-old girl and her Christian father were killed in Mosul in Iraq Tuesday, joining the dozens of believers that have been targeted by Muslim extremists in recent weeks.
More people planning weddings online
Church of England experiences jump in number of people planning weddings through its online service.
Mark Driscoll on a mission to get dads involved in Christmas
For some dads, Christmas is not so much the season be jolly but to flee the house. But Mark Driscoll wants to see them get more involved.
BigChurchDayOut announces 2011 line-up
We're really excited to let you know some more plans for the BigChurchDayOut in 2011. Appearing on the Main Stage is what we believe is the most exciting line up yet at the BigChurchDayOut.