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BNP does not speak for British Christians, says Evangelical Alliance
The British National Party is not the defender of genuine Christianity, the Evangelical Alliance has said ahead of the party leader's appearance on the BBC's "Question Time".
Murder victim's family questions Joyce Meyer Ministries
The ministry of televangelist Joyce Meyer may be added as a defendant to the wrongful-death lawsuit filed against a man charged with murdering his wife and two sons.
Ridicule without reason
The title of Bill Maher's new comedy-documentary gives a strong hint of the type of documentary this will be and provides little hope for a genuine dialogue with believers.
Faith communities have 'vital' role to play in tackling climate change
A Nobel Prize-winning scientist says faith communities have a "vital" role to play in addressing climate change.
Phillips, Craig & Dean's 'Revelation Song' still No 1
Phillips, Craig & Dean's 'Revelation' is still top of the charts after 15 weeks.
Benny Hinn confronts critics on miracles and money
In a rare interview, controversial preacher and faith healer Benny Hinn laid some of his cards on the table, saying he's been wanting to answer his critics for 20 years.
Pope approves structure for disillusioned Anglicans
The Pope has approved a document that paves the way for Anglicans disillusioned with the acceptance of women bishops to join the Catholic Church.
Viva Christmas parties to reach needy children
Christian childrenâs charity Viva is hoping to put a smile on the faces of children from impoverished communities by holding Christmas parties for them.
Brits reject restaurants that refuse to reveal their source
TV chefs and more than 500 restaurants are backing a new push to âSimply Askâ about farm animal welfare.
Rescuing the vulnerable in the Philippines
Siloam Christian Ministries has been working in partnership with local believers in the Philippines for years, helping abandoned babies, street children and underprivileged families. Now, in the wake of the recent typhoon, their operations are more urgent than ever.
CSW calls for release of jailed Cuban pastors
Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling for the immediate release of two Cuban Baptist leaders accused of âillicit financial activityâ after they distributed financial aid to needy churches in Guantanamo province.
Special edition New Testament celebrates Bucharest's 550th birthday
World Vision Romania and Biblica Europe have teamed up to print a special edition of the New Testament to celebrate the 550th anniversary of Bucharest.
Franklin Graham preaches to 10,000 at China megachurch
US evangelist Franklin Graham preached at the second largest church in China on Sunday, proclaiming to around 10,000 people the story of the salvation of tax collector Zacchaeus' salvation recorded in Luke 19.
Black leaders see opportunities in greater engagement
In spite of the failures and challenges, now is a time of hope and opportunity for Britainâs black community, says some of its leaders.
Vicar defends secular funeral comments
A vicar in Tunbridge Wells has defended his criticism of people who desire a church funeral but want to leave out the Christian element.
Churches asked to sponsor bus shelter ads this Christmas
Churches asked to sponsor bus shelter and radio adverts this Christmas.