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Israel lifts travel ban on Palestinian Christians for Easter
Palestinian Christians can now visit Christian holy sites in Jerusalem during the Easter holiday, reported Israelâs ambassador to the United States after a Christian leader and two rabbis took issue with the travel restrictions.
Archbishop challenges culture of excess
The Archbishop of Wales says action must be taken to address the culture of excess behind drug and alcohol addictions.
Call to Christians worldwide to pray for Nigeria
The Religious Liberty Partnership has issued a call to Christians around the world to join in praying for an end to killing and violence in Nigeria.
Scientists inch closer to understanding early universe
Itâs being touted as âa Genesis machineâ â the Large Hadron Collider, which on Tuesday forced two proton beams to cross in an effort to bring scientists one "huge step" closer to seeing how the creation of the universe might have looked.
The Survivor Soundtrack showcases defining worship songs
Itâs been years in the making, and now the Survivor Soundtrack is ready to go.
From Eden to Eternity in just one hour
Spare an hour of your life this Easter and witness the Bible from Eden to eternity!
Embattled Pope looks to Jesus' teaching on non-retaliation
Pope Benedict draws inspiration from Jesus' lessons on turning the other cheek as he continues to face criticism over his handling of child abuse within the Church.
Church Army officer fights boredom among young
One Church Army officer is hoping that an activity trailer will solve the ânothing to doâ problem of young people living in one Welsh village.
Audiopot offers free audio for Good Friday
Looking for a new, fresh and innovative approach to Good Friday at your church or small group?
A haven in the midst of violence
In eastern Congo, civilians displaced by conflict are in desperate need of food and shelter.
Delirious? in the charts - right now!
Whoever said that Facebook was a waste of time?
Stewardship announces change of leadership
Stewardship have announced that chief executive David Jones will be handing over the leadership to Mike OâNeill, the present director of philanthropy, in July.
Alarm after street preacher fined for calling homosexuality a sin
The Christian Institute has voiced concern after a street preacher was handed a £1,000 fine for saying homosexuality was a sin.
Scottish church leaders denounce plans to replace nuclear weapons
The leaders of Scotlandâs main denominations have condemned the Scottish Governmentâs plans to renew its Trident nuclear weapons programme.
Jailed Iranian pastor temporarily freed
Iranian authorities have temporarily freed a pastor after keeping him in prison for 54 days.
Tearfund says Government must help poor nations adapt to climate change
Tearfund welcomes Government climate plan but raises concerns over lack of commitment to adaptation funds.