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Vatican to Consider Condoms in AIDS Fight

The Roman Catholic Church is considering a limited use of the condom to fight against the AIDS pandemic in what would be a historic shift away from its pro-abstinence policy if it were to be approved by the Pope.

100 MPs Join Backlash Against BA's Ban on Cross

A powerful army of nearly 100 MPs have joined the growing backlash against British Airways over its decision to ban check-in worker Nadia Eweida from wearing a cross necklace.

First Christian Public Library Opens in Gaza

The Gaza Baptist Church has opened a new building in November to be used as the only Christian public library in Gaza and to enable the Christian community to witness in the hostile environment in the region.

Edinburgh Prepares for Inter-Faith Week

Edinburgh's diverse faith groups as well as people of no faith will have the chance to strengthen their relationships through a number of events to be held next week as part of the city's Inter-Faith Week.

Mourners Pay Tribute to Lebanon Christian Leader

A large crowd gathered to mourn Lebanese Christian leader, Pierre Gemayel, Wednesday as supporters readied themselves for a huge show of force at the dead government minister's funeral, which takes place on Thursday in Beirut.

Award-Winning American Gospel Artist to Grace Stage in London

Award-winning US gospel artist Kirk Franklin will be making a stop in London to perform at the Hammersmith Apollo this weekend, 26 November 2006, following a night's performance in the Netherlands.

Leader of Welsh Lib Dems to Promote Inter-Faith Relations

The leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats will tonight encourage greater understanding between faith groups at an event to celebrate 350 years of Jewry in Britain.

Eowyn - Cultivation of an Identity

With two Top 20 rock singles, radio play in over 200 cities in the U.S., and three albums under her belt, Nashville hard-rocker Eowyn has created quite a name for herself while remaining an independent artist. Take an inside look at this unique artist and her latest release, Identity.

Dr. James M. Stevens: A Heart-warming Christmas Story

Back when I was studying music at Samford University in Birmingham, AL, I had the privilege of working as a music minister at some small churches in rural areas. It was a great training ground to work with choirs of limited resources and I met some of the most wonderful Christian people.

Share Jesus International Criticises Christian Union Bans

The director of Share Jesus International has offered Christian Unions his full support as they struggle against bans and the withdrawal of privileges by university chiefs who deem them too exclusive.

World Leaders Devastated Over Lebanese Minister's Death

World leaders have expressed shock and regret following the fatal shooting of a leading Christian Lebanese minister, the anti-Syrian Pierre Gemayel, on Tuesday.

This Moment

Bishops Urge Government to Decommission Nuclear Weapons

The Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales has issued a statement yesterday in which it called for total nuclear disarmament from the UK government, just one day before the prime minister confirmed that a white paper on Trident renewal will be released before Christmas.