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Christian group skeptical as Sudan peace talks resume
Peace talks are to resume this week in Qatar between the government of Sudan and the Darfur Islamist rebels, but one Christian group working to bring peace in the area remains skeptical.
MPs express concern at church closures in Burma
More than 30 MPs have expressed serious concerns over recent forcible church closures in Rangoon, Burma, by signing an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons.
Anglican differences 'irreconcilable', says Akinola
Days after Anglican leaders came out of a global meeting pleased with the respect and graciousness that were exchanged despite ongoing internal conflicts, one prominent conservative bishop has demanded that the "bitter truth" be acknowledged â that their differences are irreconcilable.
Tearfund wants Christians to change world through prayer
Thousands of Christians will join in prayer this month to see real change around the world.
New webpage highlights Darwin's church work
The Church of England has added a new page to its website highlighting the work of English naturalist Charles Darwin in his local parish of Downe, Kent.
Church of England Synod votes to ban BNP membership
The Church of England General Synod has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion banning clergy from becoming members of the British National Party.
Charity cookbook to feature recipes from church leaders and public
Celebrity chef Kevin Woodford to judge entries for charity fundraising church cookbook
Christian groups welcome report recognising religious hatred in India
Christian Solidarity Worldwide and the All India Christian Council have welcomed a new report warning of religious hatred and mob violence in India.
Swapping weapons for the Word
Christian policeman Michael Smith is looking for churches to be the driving force behind a brand new initiative to rid London of gun and knife crime.
Diane Louise Jordan presents new BBC faith podcast
Songs of Praise presenter Diane Louise Jordan is the voice of a new half hour podcast trial.
BBC clarifies position on Religion & Ethics changes
The BBC has responded to a letter from the Methodist Church about plans to merge its Religion and Ethics department with the Factual department.
Authentic re-releases Tozer works
Authentic Media are re-releasing ten of twentieth-century prophet A W Tozer's best-loved works.
Coventry Cathedral calls for mediation in Niger Delta conflict
Coventry Cathedralâs peace and reconciliation ministry has said in a report that a neutral international mediator is needed to solve the conflict in the oil rich area of Nigeria's Niger Delta.
CofE Synod passes BNP membership ban
The Church of England General Synod has passed a motion banning its clergy and lay staff, from being members of the British National Party (BNP).
Pilgrim Homes wins case over 'homophobia' accusations
Pilgrim Homes has won its legal battle with Brighton and Hove Council following accusations of âinstitutionalised homophobiaâ.
Wycliffe joins Aids fight in Africa
The worldâs largest Bible translation organisation is joining the fight against Aids in African communities.