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Bible translation to be launched in two unreached regions
Wycliffe Associates is launching Bible translation efforts in two new areas, one of which has a Christian minority constituting 0.02 per cent of the population.
US teenagers rank Obama and Jesus among their role models
US teens like Obama for his hard work and self-confidence, Jesus for his concern for others
Appeal for prayers as Cyclone Yasi bears down on Queensland
The Salvation Army in Australia is appealing for prayers as cyclone Yasi makes its way towards Queensland.
Salvation Army appoints new world leader
The Salvation Army has appointed Commissioner Linda Bond as its new General.
In celebrity we trust? BBC's Beyond Belief dissects a new kind of faith
A rabbi, a Buddhist and a feminist with a Christian perspective got together recently to examine the increasing status of celebrity culture over religion.
Barnabas Fund reaches out to Christians caught up in Egypt chaos
The charity warns that Christian shops are being targeted by protestors and that essential goods are running out
World Interfaith Harmony Week is chance to promote dialogue, says ecumenical leader
The General Secretary of the World Council of Churches is encouraging faith communities to get involved with World Interfaith Harmony Week, which starts today.
Church hosts students during exams
A Brighton church and sixth form college have partnered to provide thousands of students a suitable place to sit their exams this spring.
Christian Peopleâs Alliance supports calls for new elections in Belarus
The Christian People's Alliance says new elections must be held in Belarus without the participation of President Alexander Lukashenko
Tim Keller: spiritual and secular jobs are God's work
Pastor Tim Keller is seeking to debunk the notion that spiritual vocations matter more to God than secular work.
Chilean miner speaks of the God who worked a miracle
Chilean miner's message for Britain: Don't wait for an accident to seek God
Re-establishing relationships in the Anglican Communion will be a âlong taskâ, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury has acknowledged the âcriticalâ situation facing the Anglican Communion at the end of a six-day meeting of Primates in Dublin.
Evolutionary Christianity has 'freed me', says Brian McLaren
Christians are in "deep denial" over the continuous evolution of the Christian faith which allows the work of Charles Darwin to be celebrated and not feared, emerging church leader Brian McLaren has said.