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Lee Rigby's death united nation, says family
The family of murdered Fusilier Lee Rigby have said the nation is only more united as a result of the soldier's death.
Christians vulnerable in Egypt turmoil
No soft target so clearly represents opposition to Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) as the Coptic Church, making it exceptionally vulnerable.
Change in the Face of Disadvantages
Familiar with suffering, UK Siloam Director Richard Norton works to help the most disadvantaged people in the world. Yet a recent medical camp in India revealed one family's plight which no one had anticipated.
Archbishop of Canterbury calls for 'footwashing' church
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for a Church that is united, confident and humble in working together for the common good.
B&B 'married couples only' policy is not 'direct discrimination'
The Court of Appeal has stated that 'married couples only' policies on double rooms at bed & breakfasts should not be considered "direct discrimination".
Angels and Saints at Ephesus tops Billboard classical music chart
Angels and Saints at Ephesus, the hit CD from the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles, is No 1 on Billboard magazine's Classical Music Overall Chart for the first time since it was released May 7.
Zach Hunter revamps chivalry for the 21st century
Zach Hunter is passionate about social justice but now he is on a new quest to inspire his generation to act justly in their personal lives
Most children to be born outside of marriage by 2016
Most children will be born to unmarried parents by 2016, new figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest.
Strong God becomes anthem for Colorado fire survivors
New Life Church in Colorado Springs will be releasing a brand new album of worship songs out from Integrity Music on 13 August.
Logos Hope welcomes three millionth visitor on board
Operation Mobilisation's ship the Logos Hope has welcomed her three millionth visitor on board.
Suffering Church Action Week focuses on persecuted children
Barnabas Fund is asking the church to rally around Christian children growing up in hostile parts of the world where they are part of a persecuted minority.
Floating Christian centre celebrates 20 years of service
The Lightship is celebrating two anniversaries this week. Not only is it 60 years since the ship was launched, it is also 20 years since it was berthed in Cardiff Bay as a floating Christian centre.
Anglicans and Methodists: 10 years of journeying together
It is 10 years this November since the Methodist Church and the Church of England signed a historic covenant formally committing them to exploring greater unity.
Don't be ashamed to seek help, struggling parents told
Parents struggling to feed their children are being encouraged to seek help from churches and other services that can support them through their hardship.
Archbishop decries persecution of Syrian Christians
"It's absolutely clear that Christians in Syria are being persecuted," the Archbishop of Canterbury said this week.
Church can save Big Society
The Church of England and its millions of members can still make the Government's flagging Big Society vision a reality, says a major report out this week.