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Archbishop leads Radio 4 service from golf course chapel
In the week of the Ryder Cup, the Archbishop of Wales will lead a special service from the only church in Wales on a golf-course.
Churches form coalition at party conferences
Five Churches have formed a coalition to raise their shared concerns with the three main parties during conference season.
South Sudan needs external help, says mission group
South Sudan is so under-developed that it cannot even be considered a Third World country, says one mission group.
Christians launch anti-slavery initiative
New initiative aimes to combat modern day slavery within a Christian context.
New website launched to mark 350th anniversary of Book of Common Prayer
The Prayer Book Society has launched a new website ahead of yearlong celebrations in 2012 to mark the 350th anniversary of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Evangelical Alliance welcomes Governmentâs commitment to people of faith
The Evangelical Alliance has welcomed assurances from Baroness Warsi that the Government âdoes Godâ and is âcomfortableâ with faith.
Tearfund says governments must be held to account on MDGs
Christian development agency Tearfund says world leaders must make âreal progressâ at the UN summit on the Millennium Development Goals this week.
Gaither Music Group counts its blessings
Gaither Music Group is set to release two brand new Homecoming DVDs and two accompanying CDs, Giving Thanks and Count Your Blessings, on September 28.
Leicester churches reach thousands with praise and Gospel
The people of Leicester came just as they were on Saturday as local churches took to the streets to worship, praise and share the Gospel.
Popeâs visit shows faith groups still important, says Patten
Chris Patten says the Pope's visit is proof that faith groups and the Catholic Church are still relevant today.
Pope bids Britain farewell with call for fresh proclamation of Gospel
Vatican hails Pope's four-day visit to Britain a "great success".
US tells Egypt to bring Christmas Eve killers to justice
US Commission on International Religious Freedom tells Egypt to resume trial of Christmas Eve killing suspects.
Pope expresses âsorrow and shameâ over child abuse
The Pope apologised again for the Catholic Churchâs handling of child abuse in a meeting with victims yesterday.
Royals join service to commemorate Battle of Britain
Service at Westminster Abbey to remember the bravery of Britain's pilots who helped to prevent a full Nazi invasion.
Pope beatifies John Henry Newman before 50,000 faithful in Birmingham
Cardinal John Henry Newman moves one step closer to sainthood after beatification by Pope in Birmingham's Crofton Park.