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Bible Society tweets the uneggspected
The Bible Society is tweeting some stories from the Bible that people may not know
Christians urge PM to change stance on faith at work
The Prime Minister is being called upon to defend the right of Christians to express their faith in the workplace.
The 'God gap' in Latin America
Latino political behaviour may not be nearly as cohesive as conventional wisdom holds
Signs of the Times by David Paul & the People
The debut album from this Northern Irish four-piece offers intriguing, utterly original Christian music and, we hope, a taste of things to come
Easter video messages from the Archbishop of York
The Archbishop of York has recorded three video messages in preparation for Easter.
Queen distributes Maundy money
The Queen was at York Minster for a service today where she distributed traditional Royal Maundy money to 172 people.
Britt Nicole strikes gold
Britt Nicole is one of the most respected female Christian vocalists around and her new album, Gold, is living up to that reputation.
KJ-52 enters top 10 on iTunes Christian chart
With 11 years in the music industry behind him, KJ-52 is as passionate about communicating the gospel through his hip hop as he was when he first broke onto the scene.
Coptic Church withdraws from Egyptian constitutional panel
The Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt has pulled out of a constitutional panel charged with drafting the countryâs new constitution.
Memorial service remembers Christian university shooting victims
"Only God can create something good out of this" was the message that over 800 members of the Oakland community in California prayed on Tuesday evening.
Is our connected world just getting lonelier?
Weâre more connected than ever before, but we are also more isolated and more alone, says Sherry Turkle.
CMS aids 'quiet revolution' in Bangladesh
Women in Bangladesh are turning their villages around thanks to a church empowerment programme.
Two killed in grenade attack on Christian meeting in Kenya
An 8-year-old boy died on Tuesday from injuries after suspected Islamic extremists threw a grenade into a Christian revival meeting near Kenya's coastal town of Mombasa
Welsh foodbanks feed 16,000 in one year
Welsh foodbanks have given emergency food parcels to 16,000 people in the last year.
Cathedral steps up campaign against listed building VAT
The wife of the Dean of Wakefield Cathedral has sent a campaigning ditty to the Chancellor in protest of plans to introduce VAT on alterations to listed buildings.
Sleep may strengthen positive memories
Sleep could be a boost to our happiness by preserving our emotionally positive memories, a study has found.