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Former Charlton chaplain becomes pastor to English football
Former Charlton chaplain becomes new pastoral support director for English football.
WEA, Chinese church leaders meet for in-depth talks
A delegation of 24 leaders from the World Evangelical Alliance met with leaders of Chinaâs official church bodies Monday, building upon the relationships formed during the first visit by the allianceâs head, Geoff Tunnicliffe, in 2008.
Darwin was wrong, scientists argue
Darwin was wrong, a group of scientists argued at a conference in southern California.
Use cash not credit cards this Christmas, says Church
Use cash not credit cards, say new videocasts helping Christmas shoppers stay on budget
Faith âis the backbone of who I amâ, says Boyle
Britainâs Got Talent star Susan Boyle has credited her Christian faith for helping her come to terms with the death of her mother.
Obama calls China up on religious freedom
Religious freedom advocates are urging US President Barack Obama to raise rights and freedom issues during his visit to China where the repression of peaceful religious activity remains intense and widespread.
Head of Serbian Orthodox Church dies at 95
The head of the Serbian Orthodox Church died peacefully on Sunday after receiving the Sacrament, according to an announcement by the five-million-member Church.
Service remembers homeless people
A service has been held in central London to remember more than 200 homeless people who died in the last year.
Church of England schools join inter-faith week
Thousands of Church of England schools are taking part in the UKâs first inter-faith week, which kicked off on Sunday.
Christmas help for Christian orphans of Burma
Release International is rallying to the support of Burma's orphans with a Christmas campaign to raise more than £20,000 to help child victims of poverty and conflict.
Australia apologises for abuse of child migrants from Britain
The Australian Prime Minister has apologised to thousands of British children who were sent to Australia where they suffered abuse at the hands of their carers.
'Fireproof' makers to follow up with film on fatherhood
The makers of Fireproof are turning their attention to the importance of fathers for their next film, Courageous.
The Priests light up Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
If you ever get the chance to see The Priests sing live in a cathedral, go. They're enchanting!
Church is called to meet people in need, says Archbishop
Christians are called to go out onto the streets of the UK's cities and towns where people are looking for a place they can "shelter from life and all it's problems", says the Archbishop of York.
Christians need to give time and love to vulnerable people
If Christians want to save people then they have to be prepared to spend time with them. That was the message from the founder of Street Pastors at the organisationâs inaugural conference today.
Church can help young people leave gangs
The church can use its network to help relocate young people caught in a life of crime, says the co-founder of Street Pastors.