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Week of prayer and mourning for Mumbai's Christians
The past week has for Mumbai's Christians been one of lighting candles and expressing solidarity with the victims of the last week's terror attacks.
Presbyterians ask PM to prioritise Wales amid economic crisis
Hard-hit regions such as Wales should be prioritised during the economic crisis, say the leaders of the Presbyterian Church of Wales.
Conservative Anglicans stay on course for split
Conservative Anglicans in the US and Canada vowed on Friday to continue forging a new Anglican province for North America.
The Secret Life of Bees
The Secret Life of Bees movingly captures the search of every human being for love and forgiveness.
Barlow Girl is truly home for Christmas
Fresh off their "Million Voices Tour" and just a few weeks after the release of their first-ever holiday CD, BarlowGirl is relishing in the theme of their project as they are now truly Home For Christmas.
Faith schools should not select pupils on basis of religion, says report
A report published by a race relations think tank has called on faith schools to stop selecting pupils on the basis of their religion.
CSW calls for official investigation into Cairo church riot
Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) is calling for an official investigation into a recent attack on a Coptic church building in the East Cairo district of Ain Shams that later flared into mass rioting on the streets.
Head of Russian Orthodox Church dies
Patriarch Alexy II, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, died on Friday morning at the age of 79.
Mugabe should resign, says Tutu
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe should resign or stand trial at The Hague, says Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
GAFCON Primates to meet Archbishop over US split
Conservative Anglican primates will meet the Archbishop of Canterbury today for emergency talks over the formation of a new Anglican province in North America.
Night Church: A church without walls
Gordon Crowther and his team at Night Church in Stoke-on-Trent are learning that if they open the doors, the people will come.
Cartoons and comic books used to tell Christmas story
The Diocese of London is using animated cartoons and comic books to explain the significance of Christmas to school children throughout Advent.
Church groups alarmed at rate of detention among black people
Church groups have voiced concerns over the findings in the fourth national census of the ethnicity of all patients in the NHS psyciatric hospitals.
Religious aid groups seek to dispel myths of inter-faith work
Faith-based aid agencies must find effective ways of working together and with people of different faiths if they are to eradicate world poverty, say Christian Aid, Islamic Relief and World Jewish Relief.
Geraldine Latty announces 2009 UK tour
One of the UKâs most loved worship leaders, Geraldine Latty, announces dates for her debut UK tour.
Mercy Ships celebrates success in Liberia
More than 1,200 volunteers who have served on board the worldâs largest charity hospital ship in Liberia this year are being recognised on Friday as part of International Volunteer Day.