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20 years after Rwandan Genocide, healing and reconciliation continue
Bishop of Kigali, the Right Reverend Louis Muvunyi, told reporters in London on Tuesday that poverty is hampering the reconciliation process
Churches attacked in Venezuela's ongoing unrest
Churches are among the latest victims of the recent unrest in Venezuela
Rend Collective's My Lighthouse releases to iTunes
Rend Collective Experiment have just released the first single release from their upcoming album to iTunes.
'It's just you and me Lord': Inspirational prayers for women
If you are still looking for something deep and meaningful to delve into the Lent or perhaps a gift for Mother's Day, Marion Stroud's books on prayer won't disappoint.
Exploring Christ's sacrifice through art
Artist Rob Floyd talks to Christian Today about the inspiration for his latest exhibition depicting 19 scenes from the end of Jesus' life.
Is Lent your guilty pleasure?
How evangelicals rediscovered a forgotten season
#WithSyria global vigil to coincide with conflict's third anniversary
Church of England gets behind global vigil to end violence in Syria
What does it mean to be beautiful?
A person who is truly beautiful draws someone in long after their looks fade
Darren Aronofsky: Noah is the perfect film to bring believers and non-believers together
Darren Aronofsky, director of Noah, is enthusiastic about the conversations that can come from watching Noah
Church of England partners with Prudential to bolster security of pension scheme
The Church of England spends £100 million to ensure the pensions of its workers are in the black.
Positive meeting between Pope and ecumenical leader
An important meeting between the Pope and the Secretary General of the World Council of Churches has gone ahead very well, by all accounts.
North Korea orders death of 33 people connected to missionary
Government claims they were building a network of underground churches
Should Christians be nice in dealing with nasty atheists?
While Christians are trying to be 'nice', atheists freely mock them and their faith
Chris O'Dowd: Being religious will soon be like being racist
A time is going to come when professing a religion or religious view is going to garner the same reaction as being racist, believes actor Chris O'Dowd.
World leaders must not overlook gender inequality in fight against poverty
Christian Aid is calling on the world to do a better job of fighting gender inequality in order to fight poverty better.
Government plans for abortion put women's health in jeopardy
A new survey from ComRes reveals public concern for women's health as the Government plans to end doctors' consultations for women considering an abortion.