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Integrity Invites Live Audience for New Worship Project

Integrity Music recently announced a new worship project to release in Europe. The New Sound of Worship will be recorded live at New Wine Church in Woolwich, with a live worshipping audience.

Belper Salvation Army Provides Food for Thought

Belper Salvation Army has launched a new initiative to help those who find it difficult to get to church on a Sunday.

Big Tea Party to Highlight Persecution in Tea-Producing Countries

Open Doors is calling on Christians across the UK to "put the kettle on" for its Great Big Tea Party campaign to highlight Christian persecution in tea-producing countries.

Archbishop of Canterbury Praises Blair

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has praised British Prime Minister Tony Blair for defending religious values and differences during his time in office.

Marriage Takes Two, says Care for the Family

"Marriage isn't always a fairy tale - but you can live happily ever after", said Care for the Family.

Climate Change an "Unprecedented Challenge" to Cathedrals

England's churches and cathedrals will be forced to adapt to climate change, warns the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

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"Find Your Missing Relatives," says Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is encouraging the public to mark United Nations Day of the Family on 15 May by getting back in touch with loved ones with whom they have lost contact.

Christians React as Blair Announces Departure from Office

Christians have reacted to today's announcement from Prime Minister Tony Blair that he will leave office on 27 June after 10 turbulent years in power.

Council Axes Free Transport for Church School Pupils

Council leaders have introduced new controversial fees imposed on church school pupils travelling to school in West Sussex.

Conference to Equip Mothers with Children Caught in Violence & Drugs

Women will find out how to cope when their children get involved in gun, knife or drug-related crime - whether as a perpetrator or victim, at an international conference organised by a ministry aimed at helping churches establish women's ministries.

Blair Announces June 27 Departure

Prime Minister Tony Blair has announced on Thursday that he will leave office on 27 June after 10 turbulent years in power.

"Find Your Missing Relatives," says Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is urging people to find their missing relations ahead of the UN Day of the Family on 15 May.

Archbishop of Canterbury: "World Too Small for Conflict"

The world is too small for conflict, the Archbishop has told a congregation in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Mark Schultz Rides Across America

Platinum-selling, Dove Award-winning recording artist Mark Schultz has recently embarked on the Across America bike ride to raise support for orphans and widows.