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Seminars teach church security and clergy safety
New church security and personal safety guidance is being made available to churches this month.
Evangelicals digest Chalke's homosexuality comments
Evangelicals accept Steve Chalke's call to the church to provide better pastoral care to gay people, but question same-sex relationship arguments
Support for school prayer declining among Americans
Support for prayer in schools has declined steadily among Catholics and mainline Protestants, according to a new study.
Are nutritional supplements really so good?
A Harvard Medical School professor suggests nutritional supplements can't beat the health benefits of real food
Concern for Christian involvement in society
Concern for Christian involvement in society after European Court rulings on 'freedom of conscience'
Church employees struggling with debt
Debt is a common experience for UK church employees, according to the results of a new survey.
Religious beliefs need 'common sense' protection
The Evangelical Alliance has called for a "common sense" approach to Christian belief in public life.
Evangelical Alliance responds to Steve Chalke
The general director of the Evangelical Alliance, Steve Clifford, believes Steve Chalke is wrong to conclude that the Bible endorses same-sex relationships.
Steve Chalke drops opposition to homosexuality
Leading evangelical Steve Chalke has changed his biblical understanding of gays and lesbians.
Gay marriage warning after court rulings on Christian freedoms
A court ruling on the freedom of Christians in the UK today could be a sign of difficult times ahead for those with traditional beliefs about marriage, the Christian Institute has warned.
Court ruling makes Christian employees 'second class'
The European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) is "deeply concerned" by court rulings today on four cases involving the religious freedoms of Christians in the UK.
Gospel artist shares love for animals as PETA spokesperson
Christian gospel artist Dewayne Wood has a big heart for God and a big heart for his creation too.
Christian airline worker wins right to wear cross
British Airways check-in worker Nadia Eweida has won the right to wear a cross at work.
European Court to rule on Christian freedom cases
The European Court of Human Rights is due to hand down its judgement on four cases relating to the freedoms of Christians in the UK.
Church helps community breathe
The Bishop of Jarrow has visited Witton Gilbert, near Durham, to see the work of a church in promoting health and wellbeing in the local community.
Prayers for the farming community
Christians are being asked to pray for the farming community on Plough Monday today.