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EU expresses âprofound concernâ over violence towards Christians
EU foreign ministers have issued a statement condemning violence against Christians and calling upon states to protect freedom of worship.
World Council of Churches decides upon theme for next Assembly
âGod of life, lead us to justice and peaceâ is the theme of the WCCâs 10th General Assembly
Fuller graduate among hostages killed by Somali pirates
All four hostages aboard a yacht taken hostage by Somali pirates last week have been shot dead.
Christians urge Gove to include RE in English Baccalaureate
Christians from across the board are getting behind a major campaign to see Religious Education included in the new English Baccalaureate.
Salvation Army appeals for donations after Christchurch earthquake kills 65
The Salvation Army New Zealand says it is expecting âgreat humanitarian needâ after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit Christchurch today.
Former BBC producer helping churches get their good news stories into the papers
A former BBC producer is on a mission to get the church in the press for all the right reasons.
Prince William and Kate Middleton asked to say âI doâ with fairly traded gold
Prince William and Kate Middleton are being asked to choose fairly traded and fairly mined gold for their wedding jewellery.
Evangelicals could make up half of Brazil's population by 2020
An international missions organisation reports that evangelicals are expected to reach 57.4 million in Brazil this year in accordance with the evangelical annual growth rate of 7.42 per cent.
Government urged to clear up confusion over Big Society
The Government must be clearer about what it wants the Big Society to achieve, a social reform charity has said.
Iraqi Christians âstill hopefulâ despite hardships
Christians in Iraq are under enormous pressure and the loss of life is an ongoing reality. Yet the very faith they are shedding their blood for is also the faith that continues to give them hope.
Church minister: The future of Sudan is 'so bright'
Church minister James Lagos Alexander is optimistic for the future of the world's newest nation
Anglicans and Methodists acknowledge need to tackle dividing issues
The Anglican Communion and the Methodist Church say they must address the areas that continue to divide
Joyce Meyer opens up about tragic death of brother
Charismatic televangelist and bestselling author Joyce Meyer opened up about the death of her younger brother David as part of a message on Thursday about the life of self-pity versus the life of diligence and faith.
Brian Houston warns church leaders of complacency
After 34 years in ministry and spending most of that pastoring one church, Brian Houston, founding pastor of Hillsong Church in Sydney, says he doesn't want to become complacent and unaware of what God wants to do through him in the future.