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New acoustic project from JJ Heller
JJ Heller's new album has faced some unusual setbacks but is finally set for release this October.
Sister of Lockerbie victim tells Gaddafi to step down
As fierce fighting continues between rebels and Gaddafi loyalists in Tripoli, the sister of a passenger killed in the Lockerbie bombing is calling upon the dictator to relinquish power.
Jaci Velasquez signs to Inpop Records
Jaci Velasquez has just signed up to the Inpop records, the musical home of Newsboys, Superchick and other popular Christian artists.
Church leader says Horn of Africa in need of 'immediate' action
The head of the World Council of Churches is calling upon governments in the Horn of Africa to find ways of allowing aid to reach those in need.
888-mile cycle to raise money for Egyptian Christians
Christian Solidarity Worldwide's advocacy director is cycling the length of Britain to raise money for Christians in Egypt.
Call for prayer as Gaddafi regime crumbles
As the final curtain looks set to fall on the Gaddafi regime, Christians are being asked to pray that the church will be strong.
Billy Graham's daughter sees signs of end times in world events
The daughter of Billy Graham, Anne Graham Lotz, believes recent world events are proof that Jesusâ return is nearing.
Seventh Day Slumber praise in the hard places
Seventh Day Slumber are looking forward to the release of their new album on November 15.
Evangelist Nathan Morris to hold meetings in Hull and Newcastle
A British evangelist who shot to fame after holding a nine-month revival in America is holding meetings in the UK next month.
National memorial for Norway terrorist attack victims
A national memorial is being held in Norway today for victims of the twin terrorist attacks in which 77 people were killed.
Equality bodyâs U-turn on religious liberty disappoints Christians
Evangelical Alliance says equality body has "zero credibility" after backing down on promise to support "reasonable accommodation" for Christians
Nigerian military implicated in violent attacks
Christian Solidarity Worldwide believes the Nigerian military may have been involved in attacks on villages in Plateau State
Families of Norway massacre victims return to island
Families of the 69 people killed on Utoeya island have returned to the scene of the tragedy to pay their respects.
Raunchy routines are too much for X Factor judge Gary Barlow
Gary Barlow has admitted he wasn't comfortable with some of the raunchy routines on the X Factor last year.
The X Factor and why instant gratification wonât make you happy
One marshmallow or two?
Starbucks chief pulls out of megachurch visit after homosexuality protest
Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz has cancelled his visit to a US megachurch following a controversial homosexuality protest.