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'Militant secularisationâ is taking hold of Britain - Baroness Warsi
A Cabinet minister has hit out at the way in which faith is being attacked by a rising tide of âmilitant secularisationâ.
Christian marriages have higher success rate
Christians are happier in their marriage and more likely to stay together than non-Christians, new research has found.
Church treasures saved from auction
Historic items from the former Benedictine Abbey at Ramsgate in Kent have been saved from auction following a private treaty sale.
Art competition captures global issues from faith perspective
A new competition launched in Birmingham is asking local people of faith to capture their perspectives of global issues through art.
Call for end to corruption surrounding natural resources
Anti-poverty groups have joined forces to ensure that poor countries are not being exploited for their natural resources.
The Big Read 2012
Christians across the country will be taking a fresh look at Mark's Gospel for the 2012 Big Read this Lent.
HOPE resources to help church celebrate Queen's Jubilee
HOPE has put together free resources for churches planning a special lunch to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
CSW reports 'grave' human rights violations in Burma
There are reports of "grave" human rights violations in the largely Christian Kachin area of Burma.
The Generous Heart
The Generous Heart explores the economics of God's kingdom and considers a biblical pattern of how to provide a current and a generational financial blessing.
LZ7 and the Redmans raise awareness of human trafficking
Momentum is gathering for a new single and tour from Matt and Beth Redman and LZ7 that highlights efforts to end human trafficking around the world.
TD Jakes 'deeply saddened' by death of Whitney Houston
Potter's House pastor TD Jakes has commented on the passing of Whitney Houston.
Christians join tributes to Whitney Houston
Christians were today joining the world in paying tribute to Whitney Houston.
Pam Rhodes: Hearts and Hymns
Pam Rhodes has selected her favourite hymns for a new collection out from Kingsway.
Bishops and MPs criticise High Court ruling on council prayers
Bishops and MPs have criticised the High Courtâs landmark ban on prayers during council meetings.
Bishop Ken Clarke named new mission director of SAMS Ireland
Bishop Ken Clarke has been appointed as the new full-time mission director of the South American Mission Society (SAMS) Ireland.
Street preacher cleared of hate crime charge
A Christian street preacher has been cleared of hate crime charges over comments he made about homosexuality.