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Failure of Political Will at Climate Talks, says Tearfund
The failure to produce either a plan to agree a global target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions or an adequate timetable to reach agreement on cuts at the UN conference in Nairobi demonstrates a "failure of political will," says Tearfund.
Muslim Militant Asks for Forgiveness for Beheading Christian Girls
Muslim militant, Hasanuddin, who admitted two days ago his involvement in the beheading of three Christian girls, has asked for forgiveness from the victim's family in the Central Jakarta District Court on November 16...
Christian Union in Exeter Threatens Legal Action After Suspension
Christian students at Exeter University are reportedly threatening legal action against the Student Guild and Exeter University for not supporting their rights as Christians for freedom of speech...
'The Nativity Story' Named Best Jesus Movie Since 1890s
New Line Cinema's The Nativity Story has been called the best movie about the birth of Jesus since nativity movies were first produced in the 1890s.
Controversy Continues Over Legalisation of Gay Marriage in South Africa
Controversy continues to rage in the largely conservative South Africa three days after the country became the first in Africa and fifth in the world to legalise same-sex marriages.
UN Announces New Agreement on Darfur Peacekeepers
Western leaders have hailed as a "breakthrough" a deal brokered with Sudan by outgoing UN chief Kofi Annan. The news has pleased international leaders, although significant differences remain over the shape of a peacekeeping force.
Archbishop of Canterbury Confirms Full Support for Women Ordinations
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has made clear that he remains a firm supporter of women's ordination to the priesthood, while dismissing 'wilfully misleading' newspaper reports
London Faith Groups Explore Role in Community
Faith groups in the London borough of Lambeth got together on Thursday to discuss ways in which they work could work more closely together and effectively within the community.
Archbishop Robin Eames Honoured with Highest Anglican Award
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Dr Rowan Williams has paid tribute to the outstanding ministry of the Most Revd Dr Robin Eames, Archbishop of Armagh at the thanksgiving service to mark the twenty-year Primacy in St Patrick's Cathedral Armagh.
Anglican Archbishop Calls for Entire Church Involvement to Solve Core Issues
The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town has called for a global Anglican gathering that is "much more representative than the Lambeth Conference" to explore the current challenges facing the Anglican Communion.
Controversy Continues Over Legalisation of Gay Marriage in South Africa
South Africa remains in the throngs of heated debate after its National Assembly voted earlier in the week in favour of a bill to legalise gay marriage. South Africa became the fifth country in the world
North Korean Refugees Risk Torture, Death to Return to Share Christ's Gospel
As crisis talks continue over North Korea's nuclear capability, refugees have given rare interviews about their perilous journey to escape the nation that heads the list of the worst persecutors of Christians in the world...
'The Nativity Story' Named Best Jesus Movie Since 1890s
New Line Cinema's The Nativity Story has been called the best movie about the birth of Jesus since nativity movies were first produced in the 1890s.
World Evangelical Alliance Welcomes Micah Network as New Global Partner
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) has warmly welcomed the Micah network as its newest Global Partner. The relationship between the two organisations was started two years ago with the joint launch of the Micah Challenge, an initiative to rally for the fulfilment of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Girls' Choirs Break into UK Church Scene
Following the Church of England's decision to open its doors to women priests, women are gradually making stronger appearances in the Church.
Church of England General Synod Holds Virtual Question Time
The Church of England's General Synod has held its first ever virtual question time. Twenty-five questions were asked by members, submitted via e-mail.