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Into Your Dreams
Kingsway is set to release its new album of lullabies, Into Your Dreams: lullabies to end the day.
2010 must not be business as usual, says Edwards
The head of a worldwide Christian movement to end poverty is urging everyone to play their part this year.
Bishop praises emergency services in wake of Shrewsbury explosion
The Bishop of Shrewsbury has praised the courage of emergency services after a suspected gas explosion in Shrewsbury town centre on Sunday morning.
Caritas launches 2010 appeal for Darfur's displaced
Caritas is seeking to raise £7.5 million to help 350,000 people in the troubled Darfur region of Sudan.
iTunes names Matt Maher's 'Alive Again' Best Christian & Gospel Single of 2009
Songwriter, recording artist and worship leader Matt Maher recently notched another high-profile endorsement of the power of the standout debut single from his sophomore project, Alive Again.
Malaysian government to appeal court ruling on use of 'Allah' by non-Muslims
Malaysiaâs government is to file an appeal against a recent ruling by the Supreme Court deeming a ban on the use of the word âAllahâ by non-Muslims to be unconstitutional.
'Radical generosity' inspires $2.4m response to Warren plea
Rick Warren says 'radical generosity' is behind the $2.4 million in donations netted by the church in just a few days.
Late cardinal remembered
Tributes have been paid to Cardinal Cahal Daly, who died on Thursday at the age of 92.
Hereford church leaders make green New Yearâs resolutions
Church leaders in the Diocese of Hereford have pledged to make environmentally friendly changes to their work practices and lifestyle in 2010.
29th Chapter: Faith in God is the one thing we can stand on
James Morson and Dave Plumb from the 29th Chapter talk music, faith and the God they know they can rely on.
Taizé leader urges young Christians to share their faith
The leader of the Taizé Community last night urged 30,000 young Christians to tell their peers about the Gospel.
Archbishop: Needs of our neighbours are needs of whole human family
In today's global society, risk and suffering are everybody's problem and the needs of our neighbours are the needs of the whole human family, says the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Korean Christians divided over US activist's North Korea crossing
A number of South Korean church leaders have criticised a US activistâs illegal entry into North Korea, saying that his action will cause more harm than good for the North Korean Christians and citizens he meant to help.
Faith Child, Victizzle and Guvna B praise God at after-Christmas party
Faith Child, Rachael Kerr, TP, Victizzle and Guvna B praised God and urged young people to renounce gun crime at after-Christmas party.
Hyper-individuality and globalisation are greatest challenges to urban mission - theologian
Urban churches have to face the reality of taking God to their cities in an era of hyper-individuality and globalisation, says one Lausanne theologian.
Teenager Jasmine crowned Radio Disney's Next Big Thing
Nashville-based singer/songwriter Jasmine has been named Radio Disneyâs Next Big Thing after a nearly three month nationwide competition.