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Church training continues in Syria despite turmoil
Christians in Syria continue to prepare for a future of stability and growth in spite of the present turmoil.
50 things to do before your 12th birthday
The National Trust is on a mission to tear today's couch-bound kids away from their games consoles and gadgets to experience the kinds of outdoor adventures children of previous generations took for granted.
London Mayor blocks Christian gay bus ad
London Mayor Boris Johnson yesterday blocked a bus advert suggesting that homosexuals could be cured.
12 Christians brought before court in Iran
The 12 believers are being charged with "crimes against the order" for activities like drinking alcohol while taking communion and holding illegal meetings
Egypt's constitutional panel is suspended
An Egyptian court has suspended the 100-person panel elected to draft Egypt's new constitution.
Registration open for Back to Church Sunday 2012
The Archbishop of Canterbury is encouraging churches to put on a special welcome this September.
Pray for the world's 100 million street children
For street children, every day is the same, a struggle for survival in a harsh and adult world
Seeds of hope planted in Ukraine
Mission Without Borders is helping impoverished Ukrainians plant enough food to keep their families alive
Charity tax proposal âmisguidedâ, says Christian Aid
Christian Aid has called upon the Chancellor to re-think his proposal to cap the tax relief on charitable donations.
The UKâs young and rich
Adele has become the wealthiest young musician in the UK with a personal fortune of £20 million, according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List.
Bubba Watson gives God the glory
Bubba Watson, first-time winner of a Masters Tournament who earned his green jacket on Easter Sunday, recently spoke about tweeting for God, the PGA Bible study he took part in and his newly adopted son.
Religious freedom still restricted in Turkey
Compass Direct News (CDN) is reporting that sentiment against Christians in Turkey has persisted long enough for a US religious rights monitor to recommend it as a "Country of Particular Concern", and pastor Orhan Picaklar knows such anti-Christian hostility first-hand.
Preston Guildâs Christian parade faces criticism
Religious leaders in Preston have expressed disappointment over a church procession taking later in the year.
Knitters at the ready to raise funds for charity
Coventry Cathedral is playing host to a band of knitters with their sights set on breaking the world record for knitting.
Church celebrates end of £140,000 restoration
The bells will be ringing out in Cwmbach, near Aberdare in Wales, on Thursday as the church of St Mary Magdalene celebrates the completion of its £140,000 restoration.
World Vision on standby after earthquakes off Indonesia
Emergency relief staff with World Vision are on standby following two large earthquakes off the coast of Indonesia.