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European court to rule on UK Christian freedom cases
Judgment in the cases of four UK Christians will be handed down at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg on 15 January.
Gospel for Asia moves to Manchester
Gospel for Asia is moving its UK base from York to Manchester.
A detox of the soul for the new year
Wouldn't it be nice if dealing with our excess physical baggage was the only kind of personal challenge we faced?
Chris Tomlin tops charts with Burning Lights
Chris Tomlin has been given a generation of churchgoers the words to praise God and his newest album, Burning Lights, offers up yet more beautiful worship songs for the worldwide church.
Call for prayer for Belfast after Union flag riots
The Bishop of Down and Dromore is asking Christians to pray following scenes of violence in Belfast over the city council's decision to fly the Union flag on certain days only.
Hobby Lobby puts biblical principles before profits
One of the biggest arts-and-crafts chains in the US is incurring fines of over a million dollars a day for refusing to provide coverage of the morning after pill for employees.
A bereavement survival guide for widowed fathers
When Dr Doug O'Neill's wife died of cancer, he found himself heartbroken, bewildered, and the single father of six young children
New album from Hawk Nelson this spring
Hawk Nelson will be releasing their sixth studio album on 2 April.
The Invisible, from Daniel Bashta
Daniel Bashta will be releasing his next album, The Invisible, on 5 February.
Would like to meet ...
The real-life diary of a 30-something Christian woman looking for love
Attack on Anglican university in Congo
An Anglican university has found itself caught up in the conflict in Congo.
Italy urges Pakistan to drop Asia Bibi's death sentence
Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs Giulio Terzi has given instructions to its embassy in Islamabad to appeal to the Pakistani authorities on behalf of Asia Bibi.
Benefits cap will 'hurt the poorest'
The Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN) has criticised the Government's plans to cap benefits at 1% for the next three years.
New campaign promotes healthy eating
It's time to burn off the Christmas pud and mince pies with the launch of a new healthy eating campaign across the UK today.
CofE bishops move has 'clouded' Anglican Communion
The Archbishop of Kenya has spoken of his disappointment at the Church of England's decision to allow clergy in civil partnerships to be bishops.