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Christians reject âafter-birth abortionâ
Christians have rejected the claim by two medical ethicists that killing newborn babies is no different to abortion.
OM raising funds to keep ship ministry afloat
Through the generosity of a partner of OM's Ship Ministry, a 1 to 2 matching grant of up to $3 million has been made available to keep Logos Hope sailing into the future.
Church leaders gather to discuss church planting in Wales
Over 200 church leaders from a range of Welsh churches met recently in Newtown to collaborate on evangelising the nation.
Equality legislation creating social tension, say Christian MPs
Christian MPs and peers have warned that recent equality legislation is creating, not preventing, social tensions.
Major Bible exhibition opens at Vatican
Some of the rarest Bibles and recordings of Scripture have gone on display at the Vatican today.
Pope appeals to Twitter generation
In its latest move to embrace social media and the age of digital technology, the Vatican has announced a new Twitter account to share the Pope's messages.
Worship and words of inspiration from Passion
Passion Founder Louie Giglio has unveiled the latest instalment of the popular Passion Talk series.
Holiday project builds friendships between young Muslims and Christians
Young people across Birmingham had the chance to turn holidays into holy days as Muslims and Christians explored their faiths together
Removal of Occupy London protest is 'terrible' sight
The former Canon Chancellor of St Paulâs Cathedral has called the removal of the Occupy London protest camp a âterribleâ sight.
Christians must make time for God
It may feel hard for some people to make time for anything else in their lives, but the Archbishop of Canterbury suggests it will be hard to achieve true freedom without setting aside some quiet time with God each day.
New bus to aid outreach to Armagh's marching bands
A project led jointly by the Church of Ireland and Church Army will next month welcome its first ministry bus for outreach to marching bands in Armagh.
Trusting God in the absence of work
Young Christians in the UK are keeping a positive outlook in spite of the bleak job prospects
Loving your life yet?
Sometimes we can hit a bump in the road and at that it can be hard to find our joy.
Suicide bomb attack on church in Nigeria
One person has died and dozens have been injured in a suicide bomb attack on a church in Nigeria on Sunday
Christians praying for Mandelaâs recovery
Christians are praying for former South African President Nelson Mandela who is recovering at home following surgery for an abdominal complaint.