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Judge rules against Christian guesthouse owners who refused civil partners
Christian guesthouse owners "disappointed" after judge rules against their policy to accept only heterosexual married couples in double rooms.
Divided church is poor witness to the world, says ecumenical leader
Rather than using doctrine to define "the other", churches should create safe spaces where people can cross barriers, the leader of Churches Together in Great Britain and Ireland has said.
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland launch social networking site
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) has marked the start of this year's Week of Prayer for Christian Unity with the launch of a new social networking site.
Man sentenced to death for shooting Coptic Christians in Egypt
A Muslim man has been sentenced to death for shooting dead six Coptic Christians and a Muslim police guard in a drive-by shooting last year.
Christian counsellor faces being struck off after trying to help change homosexual
Christian counsellor to come before professional conduct panel after therapy sessions with undercover homosexual journalist
Breaking destructive habits in Sin City
Former substance abuser Jud Wilhite is helping the broken throw down their destructive habits in America's addiction capital - Las Vegas
Former Anglican bishops ordained as Catholic priests
Three former Anglican bishops have been ordained as Roman Catholic priests at Westminster Cathedral.
Christian aid agencies respond to global flood crises
Christian aid agencies are responding to devastating floods in Brazil, Sri Lanka and the Philippines.
Missing 20s to 30s should cause churches to act, says Kandiah
People in their twenties and thirties donât want to hear a watered down version of the Gospel, says Krish Kandiah
Hopes high in Sudan as vote on independence draws to an end
As voting on the future of Southern Sudan came to an end on Saturday, a World Vision advisor says the people are excited they got to choose their own future
The Brisbane floods: One family's perspective
One man tells of the damage suffered by his family in devastating floods but says others need prayers more than them.
Evangelicals demand halt to crackdown on Iranian Christians
An evangelical commission has called for an immediate halt to the arrests of Christians in Iran.
Mixed feelings about new building that dwarfs St Paulâs Cathedral
Conservationists believe the Shard of Glass tower being erected in central London seriously compromises views of Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece
Survey reveals diversity of beliefs among evangelicals
Contrary to the commonly held assumption that evangelicals hold largely uniform beliefs, a new survey has revealed some interesting areas of disagreement and even uncertainty.