Calls for national strategy to save Britain's church organs from the skip
BBC News presenter Huw Edwards has spoken of his heartache over precious pipe organs and other treasures being discarded as churches and chapels close across the UK.
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Church of England leaders increasingly embracing 'ultra-progressive values' - report
Church of England leaders are increasingly taking on the mantras of the radical Left about "systemic racism" or "alarmist calls for a climate emergency", a new report from religion think tank Civitas claims.
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Priest attacked with glass bottle as he prays in Edinburgh cathedral
A priest has been attacked by a man with a glass bottle inside a cathedral on Monday.
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Thousands sign petition asking Pope Francis to reverse Latin Mass restrictions
More than 18,000 people have signed a petition urging Pope Francis to withdraw his apostolic letter imposing restrictions on the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass, warning that it will cause "further division and hurt among the faithful," achieving the opposite effect of its stated purpose.
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How pioneer mission is reaching people beyond the Church
Starting a pioneering project doesn't have to be really exotic or complicated. It just needs a tug of the heartstrings and a plan, says Church Mission Society's Jonny Baker.
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Anglicans must support each other even if they have different views - Bishop of London
The Bishop of London has said the Church of England should be a safe space for people with opposing theological views on the issues of marriage, gender and sexuality.
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What future now for evangelicals in the Methodist Church?
David Hull speaks to Christian Today about the Methodist Church's change of position on marriage and the options available to evangelicals.
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Church of England will not appoint racial justice officers in every diocese
The Archbishop of York said it was not possible to adopt the recommendation made in a landmark report on racism in the Church of England earlier this year because of ongoing cuts.
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Bishop of Liverpool apologises for 'offence' after comments about conservative Anglicans
The Bishop of Liverpool, Paul Bayes, has apologised to traditionalist Anglicans for "the offence or distress" caused by comments made during an address in which he called for a "gender-neutral marriage canon".
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Last restrictions on communal worship to be lifted
All remaining restrictions on communal worship are set to be lifted come July 19, Boris Johnson has confirmed.
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Cardinal among 10 charged over London property deal
Italian Cardinal Angelo Becciu is to stand trial in a Vatican court alongside nine others over a London property deal.
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Evangelicals ready to walk as Methodist Church approves same-sex marriage
The Church also voted to affirm cohabitation.
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Museum of the Bible must forfeit rare Epic of Gilgamesh fragment
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John Lennon's hopeless humanist hymn, "Imagine", is the wrong song for the Olympics
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Christian migrants from South America, Asia and Africa are boosting evangelism in Europe - report
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As you watch the Olympics, pray for Christians in countries with persecution - Open Doors
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Museum of the Bible must forfeit rare Epic of Gilgamesh fragment
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John Lennon's hopeless humanist hymn, "Imagine", is the wrong song for the Olympics
