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Moral debates need to return to public square, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Wales has urged churches to get more involved in politics and help put morality back at the centre of public debate.
Rise in number of men training to be Catholic priests
The total number of men training to be priests at Allen Hall, the seminary for the Diocese of Westminster has risen for a third year running.
Report reveals sharp rise in religious liberty violations in Cuba
Pressure on religious leaders in Cuba has increased significantly over the past year according to a new report by Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW).
People urged to rethink drink
People are being urged to ârethink your drinkâ during Alcohol Awareness Week, which begins on Monday 19 October.
Christians âvitalâ for Middle East peace
The head of the Palestinian Bible Society believes Christians are âvitalâ to bringing peace to Israel and Palestine.
Teen abolitionist Zach Hunter says 'Lose Your Cool'
Teen abolitionist Zach Hunter is part of the growing community of students who are about more than the obvious teen activities.
Wales: Church school pupils achieve 'above average'
Pupils at Welsh schools with a strong Christian ethos are consistently outperforming their peers in secular schools, a new report has found.
Ben Hur Live ready to kick up a storm at the 02
High-speed chariot races, gladiator fights and pirates on motor buggies. Itâs all in Ben Hur Live, a new musical production that has its world premiere at Londonâs 02 arena on Thursday.
Churches called to take part in climate change cocoa challenge
Christians across the UK are being called on to take part in a âclimate change cocoa challengeâ as a way of urging the UK and other governments to prioritise action on water at climate change talks this December.
Festival celebrates church life
The Archbishop of Wales is inviting parishioners from South Wales to join him at a festival to celebrate the best of church life.
Tantrums!
Oh dear! Just as we have come to recognise Jonah's courage, honesty, faith and obedience, he spoils it all by throwing a tantrum.
Archbishop sees little repentance for financial crisis
The Archbishop of Canterbury has expressed his disappointment at the lack of repentance among bankers for their part in the financial crisis.
Scottish charity to print Bibles for Chinaâs poorest
The Scottish Bible Society has launched an appeal for funds to help print Bibles and provide medical care for some of Chinaâs poorest communities.
Producer blames evolution flap for Creation's US flop
The producer of a new film that tells the âtrue storyâ of 19th-century naturalist Charles Darwin believes a distributor has not yet been found in the United States because of the divide over evolution there.
British teen in legal wrangle over STD jab
Time is running out for a British teen seeking US citizenship after she refused to be injected with a vaccine that protects against a sexually transmitted virus linked to cervical cancer.
Rick Warren's next book hits shelves in November
Megachurch Pastor Rick Warren will be releasing the follow-up to his bestselling Purpose Driven Life in November through Christian publishing giant Zondervan, according to a recent announcement.