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Ofcom sanctions TV channel over Ribena healing claims
Vulnerable viewers could have been âexploitedâ by a Christian TV channel which told them they could cure serious illnesses including cancer with olive oil soap and Ribena
Priest tells of fear and uncertainty in Syria
A London-based priest who is in Syria said that "fear is very high" in the nation.
North Sudan church still too fearful to rebuild
Christians in North Sudan have been living in fear since the South gained independence
Church leaders concerned over drop in RE numbers
The number of students taking short course Religious Education at GCSE level has fallen by eight per cent, latest figures show.
Evangelicals hope new Libya will respect human rights
The World Evangelical Alliance wants to see Libya transition into a country where the human rights and religious liberty of the people will be respected.
Call to pray for Pakistan's besieged Christians
Police are seeking to whitewash the assassination of Minorities Minister Shahbaz Bhatti
Call to postpone Scottish sectarianism Bill
The Scottish Government should postpone its controversial sectarianism Bill, a former senior police figure has said.
Religious leaders won't be part of 9/11 memorial service
Religious leaders will be excluded from the 10th anniversary memorial service of New York City's 9/11 tragedy.
Stellar exam results day for Christian college
Pupils from Thames Christian College in Battersea, south London, have every reason to smile whilst opening their results today as every student achieved their predicted GCSE grades or better.
Jesus Loves Leicestershire expecting 6,000 people
About 6,000 people are expected to flock to Leicestershire next month for an event where they will be told: âJesus loves you.'
Christian Aid book considers the 'outrage' of poverty
A new book revealing the most damaging aspects of poverty is being launched at the Greenbelt Festival.
Christopher Hitchens to release collection of essays
Prolific writer and political journalist Christopher Hitchens is to release a collection of essays in what may be his last book.
Christians hope freedom will flourish in Libya
As the end of Colonel Muammar Gaddafiâs rule in Libya draws near, Christian leaders continue to urge people to pray for the nation.
Anglican priests being forced from church property in Zimbabwe
Priests in Harare are being ordered out of their church property by priests loyal to the excommunicated bishop Dr Nolbert Kunonga.
More arrests and Bibles seized in Iran
Christians in Iran are facing increasing hostility from authorities in the officially Islamic country.
Parliamentary inquiry to review freedoms for Christians
A parliamentary inquiry has been launched into the freedoms that exist for Christians within British law.