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Female church workers raped and killed in South Sudan
Reports of a horrific attack on female church workers, several of whom were elderly, in the South Sudanese town of Bor
Sharing the Gospel during the Winter Olympics
International ministry OneHope is capitalising on the "Olympic-sized opportunity" to share the love of God during the Winter Games in Russia.
York Minster embraces its Norse heritage for Viking Festival
The Vikings are often remembered as a force of brutality and godlessness, but York Minster has its roots in a friendlier relationship with the Scandinavian invaders.
In Kony's Shadow: New exhibition tells story of Uganda's child soldiers
Christian Aid has produced an exhibition to share the stories of some of the survivors of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in northern Uganda.
The Beatles, the 'British Invasion' and that Jesus comment
"If there hadn't been Carl Perkins there wouldn't have been The Beatles." If there hadn't been The Beatles there wouldn't have beenâ¦â¦..
Talks for Kenneth Bae's release over before they've begun
North Korea has pulled out of talks with the US over the release of Christian tour operator Kenneth Bae.
Connecting churches and schools on Education Sunday
Christian education charity TLG is looking forward to celebrating Education Sunday on 16th February, a day during which churches are encouraged to pray specifically for education in the UK.
The Greatest Story Ever Told
The Bible will be brought to life in a 90-minute live action show that takes its audience through the entire biblical narrative using visual effects and impressive scenery in Liverpool this February.
Women bishops legislation dominates Church of England General Synod
The Church of England General Synod gets underway today and the main focus of business will be drafts to legislation allowing women to be bishops.
Pilgrim Progress this Lent
Church of England focusing on discipleship this Lent
Cry for help from Syrian church leaders
Syrian Church leaders have called upon the US to stop supporting terrorist fighters they say are targeting Christians.
Liverpool Cathedral in Lego
A model of Liverpool Cathedral made entirely out of Lego has gone on display to the public.
New app helps children discover Bible stories
A new app has been created to help children discover Bible stories in a fun and exciting way.
Nigerian-Americans look to Obama for more support against Boko Haram terror
Nigerian-Americans welcomed Barack Obama's comments on terrorism at the National Prayer Breakfast but called for greater support against groups like Boko Haram.
Memorial services to mark Japan earthquake and tsunami three years on
Memorial services will be taking place in the Diocese of Tohoku three years after Japan was struck by a devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster
Pope Francis appoints new Bishop of Paisley
Fr John Keenan has today been appointed as the new Bishop of Paisley, filling a position that has been vacant for over a year.