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Glasgow to Inverness walk raises profile of disabled people
A Christian charity is leading a sponsored walk from Glasgow to Inverness to raise the profile of the 1.5 million people with disabilities living in the UK.
From the top of the radio charts to the big screen
From the small screen to now the big screen, Battistelli's top 5 radio hit "I'm Letting Go" can be heard in the promotions for new movie "Julie & Julia" featuring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams.
Voice of the Martyrs sends one millionth New Testament
Voice of the Martyrsâ Bibles Unbound ministry has reached a milestone by mailing its one millionth New Testament to a persecuted Christian.
Tough times for Wycliffe as donations fall
Wycliffe Bible Translators in the UK says it is planning for a âtoughâ financial year ahead amid falling donations and a difficult economic climate.
Hillary Clinton praises the work of Tearfund partner in DR Congo
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has praised a Tearfund partner organisation helping women who have suffered sexual attacks in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Church trust seeks cycling enthusiasts for county tour
The Herefordshire Historic Churches Trust is hoping to enlist cycling enthusiasts in a tour of the county to raise money for local churches.
India placed on list of countries failing in religious freedom
India has been placed on a watch list of countries where religious freedom is at risk by a US panel warning of a âdisturbing increaseâ in violence against minorities in the country.
Steven Curtis Chapman announces release of 'Beauty will rise'
Steven Curtis Chapman shares his heart since daughter's death in next album, 'Beauty will rise'.
Lockerbie bomber should be released, says Church minister
A Church of Scotland minister believes the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing should be released from jail on compassionate grounds.
How do you know God exists?
The leaders of the Church of England and Roman Catholic Church in England talk candidly about their faith in a Channel 4 documentary.
Christian and Muslim leaders shocked by Pakistani violence
The Bishop of Bradford and the leadership of the Bradford Council for Mosques have expressed their âshockâ and âdismayâ at a recent wave of violence in Pakistan in which eight Christians were killed and dozens injured.
Research into ethnic minority gays criticised for wasting taxpayerâs money
A research project into ethnic minority gays in Scotland has been criticised for wasting taxpayerâs money after only six people were found to take part in the research.
Ghanaâs Christian youth told to prioritise honesty and hard work
Ghanaâs Deputy Upper West Regional Minister, Kale Caesar, has told religious organisations and local communities across the country to discourage ill-gotten wealth, trading it in for values of honesty, hard work and discipline.
Catholic Church âmortifiedâ by âarrogantâ Berlusconi
The Roman Catholic Church says feels âuneaseâ and is âmortifiedâ by recent revelations about the private life of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Phillips, Craig and Dean earn highest retail chart debut in career
Phillips, Craig and Dean reach No 1 on radio with âRevelation Songâ and No 1 in retail with Fearless.
US Christian family charity issues fundraising plea
US Christian group Focus on the Family has issued a special fundraising plea following a âserious budget shortfallâ.