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Archbishop tells English to be proud of their country
The Archbishop of York has told the English to celebrate their patron saint and be proud of their country on St Georgeâs Day.
Graham Kendrick keeps going
Graham Kendrick talks to Christian Today about the privilege of being a worship leader and why he has no plans to stop any time soon.
Pastor: God communicates through word and nature
God communicates with people through the written word and through nature, says one megachurch pastor.
Casting Crowns, Jason Ingram big winners at 41st Dove Awards
Top-selling Christian pop group Casting Crowns was named, for the first time, Artist of the Year at the Dove Awards Wednesday night.
Church must take childrenâs spirituality seriously, says researcher
Researcher Dr Rebecca Nye has warned the Church of England that it can no longer disregard the spirituality of children.
Catholic bishops issue âheartfelt apologyâ for child abuse
Catholic bishops in England and Wales have offered a âheartfelt apologyâ for the abuse of children by priests, saying there were âno excusesâ.
Changing worlds
Ever wanted to stop time in its tracks? Or to hurry it on, or push it back? The First Day of the Rest of Your Life (winner of three César Awards) flicks through five snapshots of the Duval family â one crucial day in the life of each of its members.
Taiwan's Catholic bishops call for abolition of death penalty
Despite strong support for the death penalty, Catholic bishops want to turn Taiwan into a pro-life nation.
New law paves way for UK's first same-sex birth certificate
Two lesbians have become the first same-sex couple in the United Kingdom to list both their names as parents on the birth certificate of a baby conceived through in vitro fertilisation.
Indian Christians seek protection from Hindu nationalist government
In response to growing violence and an increasing sense of insecurity, Christians in Bhopal, in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, have held a protest march and demanded protection from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
Graham library renovation points visitors to Jesus, not Billy
The Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina, was officially reopened to the public Wednesday after having been closed for several months of renovations.
Haiti judge says child abduction charges against US missionaries still stand
Despite news on the contrary, the Haitian judge overseeing the case of the ten American volunteers who tried to take children out of the country said Monday that all charges remain standing.
What would Jesus say to Tiger Woods and Jesse James?
One pastor has challenged his congregation not to cast any more stones than have already been thrown at golfer Tiger Woods and Jesse James.
Church leader calls for MPs who put God first
The former Bishop of Chester has warned that the devaluation of the Bible and Christian faith in Parliament is posing a serious threat to the nationâs Christian basis.
Volcano chaos is reminder 'God is in charge', says missionary
The huge volcanic ash cloud over Europe not only left thousands of travellers stranded worldwide, but it also managed to frustrate the travel plans of some mission workers.
Church urged to get ball rolling on âgolden decadeâ of sport for UK
UK Sports Ministries is hoping that thousands of Christians will be inspired to use sport as a vehicle for engaging with their communities.