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Lesbian couple considering legal action if marriage bid fails
A lesbian minister and her partner are seeking to become one of the first same-sex couples in the UK to be granted a civil marriage.
Barnabas Fund sends aid to Indonesiaâs disaster-hit Christians
Barnabas Fund is sending funds to Christians caught up in the wave of disasters that hit Indonesia this week.
Spending cuts will hit families and poor people harder, charities warn
Families and poor people will be worst affected following cuts outlined in the Comprehensive Spending Review.
Closure of RAF Kinloss will be âdevastatingâ for local communities
The closure of RAF Kinloss will be devastating for the local community and local economy, warns Dean of Moray, Ross and Caithness.
Methodist President fears spending cuts will increase burden on the poor
Rev Alison Tomlin fears Government spending cuts will increase the suffering of the poor.
Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Peace Prize affirms respect for human rights - WCC leader
The decision to award Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo the Nobel Peace Prize is âhearteningâ, the head of the World Council of Churches has said.
New BBC guidelines ban 'derogatory' jokes
New guidelines bar the BBC's stars from making 'humiliating or derogatory' remarks about public figures.
Evangelicals pledge support for Sudan referendum
World Evangelical Alliance announces new fund to support peacekeeping work of churches in Southern Sudan.
North Korea's Christians face uncertain future under next leader
Christian defector from North Korea to speak at Release International conference.
Methodists to reach friends with gift of Christ this Christmas
The Methodist Church is encouraging Christians to give away a free booklet on the meaning of Christmas to their friends and neighbours.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu bids farewell to public life
Archbishop Desmond Tutu withdraws from public life at the age of 79.
Church of Denmark signs Porvoo Agreement
The Church of Denmark has ended years of separation from Anglican Churches in northern Europe by signing the Porvoo Agreement.
Christians canât grow into maturity alone, says Virgo
The key to spiritual growth? It's relationships with other Christians, says Newfrontiers leader Terry Virgo.
Bishop: Church has been doing Big Society since time of Jesus
For Christians, it's not so much about Big Society as helping to establish the Kingdom of God, says Bishop of Stafford.
Archbishop âpainedâ by number of people in Britainâs jails
The Archbishop of York has said that more must be done to educate people on being better citizens rather than resorting to imprisonment and heavy sentences as a deterrent to crime.
Controversial artwork depicts assassination of Pope and other world leaders
Brazilian artist stirs outcry after drawings depicting assassination of Pope and other world leaders go on display in Sao Paulo.