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Every Christian is called to take part in Godâs plan for the world â bishop
Missionaries of the colonial era may have made their mistakes, but it would be wrong to forget the heroism, love and faith with which they ultimately brought the Gospel to new people groups, the Bishop of Lichfield has said.
Saving lives is no place for amateurs, says UN humanitarian chief
Churches that want to go out and respond to natural disasters elsewhere in the world would probably be better off supporting church networks that are already engaged in such work, advised UN humanitarian chief Jan Egeland.
Borders church beats snow with online services
The minister of several churches in the Scottish borders is beating the big freeze by holding worship services online.
Anthony Evans lets down his guard with 'Undisguised'
Evans lays everything out on the table with his next studio project, the aptly titled Undisguised.
Four more churches attacked in Malaysia
Three more churches in Malaysia were targets of arson Sunday and another was vandalised in the latest wave of attacks on the countryâs Christian minority.
Scottish churches grapple with HIV/Aids closer to home
Church of Scotland congregations held simple soup and sandwich lunches after their services today to highlight the HIV/Aids pandemic and the stigma faced by sufferers on their doorstep.
Archbishop joins calls for action to save Sudan from new conflict
The Archbishop of Sudan the Most Rev Daniel Deng joined protesters outside Downing Street on Saturday calling for urgent action to prevent Sudan from sliding into another war.
Gospel artists unite to help educate young Africans
Some of the UK's biggest gospel music talents will take to the stage this month to raise money for disadvantaged children in Africa.
Government appoints faith advisers
The Government this week appointed 13 new faith advisers to act as a âsounding boardâ on effective engagement with faith communities.
Carey calls for âtougher churchâ
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey says Christians are too soft and need to toughen up.
China and UK must resume human rights dialogue, says CSW
Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling on China to resume talks with the UK on the subject of human rights.
Tetrapod footprint discovery busts evolutionary paradigm, says biochemist
The latest discovery of fossilised footprints made by four-legged vertebrates overthrows the evolutionary model for how land animals first emerged, says a biochemist.
Church supports calls for action to curb binge drinking
The Church of England has come out in support of a damning report calling for minimum pricing on alcohol to curb excessive drinking.
Methodist Church resolves to cut carbon emissions by 10 per cent
The Methodist Churchâs New Year resolution is to cut its carbon emissions by 10 per cent within one year.
GL Live returns with an exciting line-up for a New Year!
The story of the UKâs premier regular gospel event, GL Live, continues with the latest chapter revealing an exciting line up for the first event of 2010.
Activist's illegal entry to North Korea 'unlikely' to help Christians there
It is âvery, veryâ unlikely that any good will come to North Korean Christians in the short term from the recent illegal entry of the Korean-American activist, said the president of a ministry that works with persecuted Christians.