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On your marks, get set, go: 168 hours to make a Bible-based film
Christian filmmakers from around the world are being challenged to create a movie masterpiece in seven days about "Second Chances".
Pro-life groups hit out at European court ruling on Irelandâs abortion law
âIntrusive, unwelcome and an attempt to violate Irelandâs pro-life laws" - one pro-life group's verdict on the ruling by the European Court of Human Rights on Ireland's abortion laws
Josh Wilson to release third studio album, See You
Singer/Songwriter Reveals Multifaceted Musical Talents Mastering Over 20 Instruments On New Recording
Bishop welcomes end to detention of children in immigration centres
Bishop of Woolwich says Government's practice of holding children in immigration centres is "unacceptable"
Ruling on lawsuit against Christian B&B owners expected after Christmas
A judge has decided to delay a ruling on the case of Christian guesthouse owners who refused to accommodate a gay couple.
Audio Adrenaline's Mark Stuart and Will McGinniss launch Know Hope Collective
Ground-Breaking Initiative Combines Worship Music with Stories of Hope and Inspiration; Know Hope Collective CD to Release February 15
English Defence League shelves invitation to pastor who threatened to burn Koran
English Defence League says pastor who threatened to burn Korans on 9/11 anniversary will not be speaking at its rally next year
Study finds prayer helps abused women handle negative emotions
Engaging in a conversation with God can bring comfort during hard times, new research shows.
Fears of a Christmas massacre by Lordâs Resistance Army in DRC
Development agencies say more must be done to prevent the murder of yet more men, women and children by the LRA in Congo and Southern Sudan
People traffickers kill Orthodox deacons in Sinai Desert
Christian Solidarity Worldwide calls on Egypt to take decisive action after two deacons murdered by people traffickers
Vietnam officials beat pastor and bulldoze Bible school
A Protestant pastor and human rights activist in Vietnam was beaten unconscious on Tuesday morning by Ho Chi Minh City officials.
Pope and Jewish leader share alarm over persecution and anti-semitism
Pope Benedict XVI and World Jewish Congress president Ronald S Lauder are concerned for the future of Asia Bibi, the first Christian woman to be sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pakistan
John Piper to return to pulpit in January
Evangelical theologian and pastor John Piper is planning to return to the pulpit in January.
Grants to help cathedrals in multi-million pound repairs
New grants to help cathedrals shoulder the staggering costs of maintenance projects