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Bishop: Christians must be âbraveâ in face of opposition
With Christianity being challenged around the world, Christians must be âbraveâ in living out their faith, says the Catholic Bishop of Argyll and the Isles.
Art and remembrance at St Paul's Cathedral
More than 5,000 poppies have been scattered under the dome of St Paul's Cathedral in an art installation for Remembrance Day.
Methodist youth take to Twitter for Remembrance services
Young Methodists are harnessing social networking site Twitter to hold two services of Remembrance on Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
Apartment block disciples
The Crazy Love author hopes unconditional acts of love will lead to new followers and new church plants on housing estates in San Francisco
New challenge to get Bible off the shelves and into hands
Biblefresh has launched a brand new challenge to help Christians share Bible verses with their friends, neighbours and colleagues.
Christians still feel marginalised - report
A new report out from Premier Christian Media warns of a âstrong biasâ against Christians in British public life.
Christians challenge widening gap between rich and poor
A new resource pack has been published by Christian poverty action groups to help churches address poverty in the UK.
Most Christians opposed to plans to legalise same-sex marriage
A new poll has found strong opposition among Christians to the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
Call for action after deadly attacks on Nigerian Christians
Authorities in Nigeria have been accused of failing to protect the people following deadly violence at the weekend.
Christian guesthouse owners appeal ruling on gay policy
Christian guesthouse owners are appealing against a court's ruling that their policy on double rooms discriminates against homosexuals.
15 marathons in 15 days to highlight plight of the poor
The founder of Christians Against Poverty launched his bid this morning to run 15 marathons in 15 consecutive days.
Scottish churches embrace new sporting craze
The Church of Scotland is set to roll out a brand new sport in its churches following a successful pilot in east Glasgow.
Faith, Hope, Love and Everything in Between
Life is a journey, not a destination! That's the thinking that permeates CWR's brand new resource to help Christians understand their lives through God's lens.
From convent to Miss World crown
Ivian Sarcos, the beauty queen from Venezuela who captured the Miss World crown in London Sunday night, walked a tough road on the way to becoming one of the most beautiful women in the world, including growing up an orphan and living in a nunnery for several years.
City workers are paid too much - St Paul's report
Financial sector professionals think their colleagues in the City are being paid too much, according to a new report from the St Paul's Institute.
Volunteer health workers go extra mile to tackle HIV in Burma
Government health spending in Burma is among the lowest in the world â less than $5 dollars per person â which is why the Anglican Church of Burmaâs intervention is essential.