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Churches seek fairer deal for workers
Faith groups, charities and campaign groups lobby for a fairer deal for 3.5 million workers
OM makes Christ known in the Mediterranean
For many people living in the Mediterranean, the cross is just a decorative symbol, but Operation Mobilisation has set itself the challenge of bringing a realisation among the people living there that it means so much more than that.
Orthodox Anglicans challenge bishop on homosexuality views
An orthodox Anglican group has voiced concern after the Bishop of Liverpool called upon the Church of England and the Anglican Communion to allow a variety of ethical views on homosexuality.
Brian McLaren proposes a 'new kind of Christianity'
The Christian faith must be born again and to be born again, Christians must be unlocked from "a prison" of long-held assumptions and have the freedom to ask honest questions, says Brian McLaren.
Cherish your churchyard
Thousands of growing churches are preparing to celebrate Cherishing Churchyards Week this June as part of the UNâs International Year of Biodiversity.
The church needs to talk about demonic spirits, says megachurch pastor
In the 20-plus years he has known Christ, Brady Boyd has never been to a megachurch where demonic spirits was discussed.
Lifestyle more important than dogma in UK mission, says evangelist
The evangelisation of Britain requires Christians to take the Gospel to places âbeyond our church cultureâ, says one Church Army evangelist.
Christians face more difficulties after civil partnerships vote, says group
A conservative group in the Church of England has warned that Christians face an âeven more difficult environmentâ after last weekâs vote in the House of Lords to lift a ban on religious ceremonies for civil partnerships taking place in churches.
Sporting bets from beyond the grave could raise £30,000 for Oxfam
A succession of bets placed by a man who left his estate to Oxfam when he died could raise more than a third of a million pounds for the charity over the next ten years, including £100,000 if Roger Federer wins this yearâs Wimbledon in June as is widely expected.
GOD TV prays for breakthrough across Britain
Missions Week airs live across Europe this week.
Sectarian violence leaves â500â dead in Nigeria
As many as 500 people may have been killed in attacks on two predominantly Christian villages near the Nigerian city of Jos.
Tomlin, Crowder, Redman and others awaken the passion
Live Recording From Passion 2010 Conference Gathers Early Praise from Critics
Church leader condemns detention of children at immigration centre
A senior leader in the Church of Scotland has spoken of his "horror" at the detention of two five-year-olds at the Dungavel detention centre.
Is the church neglecting the Easter message of the resurrection?
The church in the 21st century is neglecting to preach about the resurrection, according to a new book by popular blogger Adrian Warnock.
Judge orders release of one Haiti volunteer
A Haitian judge signed an order for release of one of two American volunteers in jail on child kidnapping charges. But an administrative problem has delayed her release.
Archbishop tells Northern Ireland to build on progress
The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, the Most Rev Alan Harper, has called on Northern Ireland to continue building on the progress that has been made in establishing a lasting peace.