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Archbishop of Canterbury to Meet Anglican Leaders on Split from Liberal Church
Conservative Anglican leaders will meet the Archbishop of Canterbury later in the month for key talks on the possibility of a formal split from the liberal wing of the Anglican Communion.
Gunman Arrested in Protest Against Pope's Turkey Visit
A violent protest against the Pope's upcoming visit to Turkey has ended with the arrest of a man after he fired shots outside the Italian Consulate in Istanbul. The angry protest did not harm anyone, and ended when the gunman threw his gun...
Purpose Driven Author to Mobilise Churches Worldwide Against AIDS
The author of The Purpose Driven Life and his wife will bring together church leaders, politicians, and NGO representatives for a major summit to equip the church in the fight against HIV and AIDS.
Bishop of London to Lead Climate Change Service
The Bishop of London will lead concerned Christians in a special service on climate justice as thousands prepare to rally in the capital for action on climate change on Saturday.
Princess Royal Visits Ecumenical Seafarers' Centre
The ecumenical Southampton Seafarers' Centre has welcomed a royal visitor at its annual meeting of volunteers, supporters and seafarers earlier in the month.
Service Celebrates Church's Ministry of Healing
Celebrating the Church's Ministry of Healing, a Thanksgiving and healing Service will be held at St Eunan's Cathedral, Raphoe, on 10 November at 8pm.
China Hopes Sea Water will Ease Drought
As the drought in China shows no signs of abating, the country is hoping that the oceans will provide the much-needed solution to the crisis. Desalinated sea water provided
Churches Encouraged to Lend an Ear for Mission
A new resource from the Church of England aims to boost churches up and down the country in seeking out growth opportunities. Listening for Mission
America's Evangelicals Feel 'Used' by the Republican Party
The failure of the Republican Party in the US to energise the faith and values community as well as conservative evangelicals may have cost them the mid-term elections, a leading US Christian watchdog has warned.
Service Celebrates Church's Ministry of Healing
Celebrating the Church's Ministry of Healing, a Thanksgiving and healing Service will be held at St Eunan's Cathedral, Raphoe, on 10 November at 8pm.
Scotland is a Christian Country, Maintains Church Leader
The church in Scotland might be facing a daily battle to hold onto its followers but Scotland is still a Christian country, according to the head of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland. Cardinal Keith O'Brien
First Female Minister for Next Church of Scotland Moderator
The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland has appointed its first female minister as the next Moderator, the Rev Sheilagh Kesting. Kesting, 53, from Stornoway in the Isle of Lewis, is Secretary of the Church of Scotland Committee on Ecumenical Relations.
Princess Royal Visits Ecumenical Seafarers' Centre
The Princess Royal has paid a visit to a major ecumenical seafarers' centre where she commended the work of hundreds of volunteers. The Princess Royal said the centre was
House of Lords Rejects Quota Plan for Faith Schools
The House of Lords rejected proposals that would give councils the power to require all new faith schools in their area to fill a quarter of all their places with students belonging to other religions.
Up to 200,000 Remain Displaced in Lebanon, Warns UN
Up to 200,000 people could still be displaced in Lebanon nearly three months after the Israel-Hezbollah conflict ended, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on Tuesday.
ABCs Of A Fruitful Life
A lways put God first in your life. B e a true friend and you will have many friends. C ount and thank God for your many blessings daily. D iscipline yourself. Decide to make your life count. E dify and encourage others consistently. F ollow great leaders and then become one.