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The change that matters
Life's short, so make each day count by being Christian on the inside as well as out, says evangelist Greg Laurie.
Pakistan: Taliban strikes Christians with a vengeance
The Taliban has turned on Christians with a vengeance for the ongoing army offensive against the Islamic militants in Pakistan.
Damilola Taylor's father to speak at conference on family
The father of murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor is to join a faith-based conference addressing the destruction of the family and what can be done to rebuild it.
Church leaders speak out against prejudice ahead of elections
Bishops from the West Midlands have added their voices to calls from church leaders asking people not to support extremist parties in the forthcoming European elections.
Aid agencies step in as Sri Lankans look to rebuilding lives
After 25 years of civil war, aid agencies are stepping in with aid, education and spiritual support to help Sri Lankans rebuild their lives.
Young people make call for dignity, respect and justice
As part of the YMCA Youth âINâ Justice Conference, young people from across the country came together in Westminster last week for a successful march and lobby on Parliament calling for dignity, respect and justice in the criminal justice system.
BibleLands sends £70,000 to Gaza hospital
BibleLands, a Christian agency working in the Middle East, is releasing £70,000 to support the emergency medical work of its partner, Al Ahli Hospital, in Gaza. This follows £10,000 sent in January.
Newsboys hit No 1 with 'In The Hands of God'
Newsboys have soared to the top of the Christian music charts with their fourteenth studio release, In The Hands of God.
CofE environment adviser on new Government task force
The Church of Englandâs Environment Adviser has been selected as one of the 16 members of the Governmentâs new Third Sector Task Force on climate change, the environment and sustainable development.
Churches see hopeful future for nuclear disarmament
Three British Churches have expressed optimism following the conclusion of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Preparatory Committee meeting in New York.
Jubilee Centre course explores money and the Bible
The Jubilee Centre has published a new course on what the Bible has to say about how individuals and the church can manage their money today.
World Emergency Relief appoints new Chief Executive
The trustees of international relief and development charity World Emergency Relief UK have appointed Alex Haxton to be its new Chief Executive.
Half of Britons afraid of dying
Some 50 per cent of Britons are afraid of dying, according to the findings of a new study by faith-based think tank Theos.
Christian NGOs provide aid to Sri Lankan war refugees
As the civil war rages on in Sri Lanka, Christian relief groups are doing their best to meet the huge and desperate needs of displaced war refugees in government camps.
Economic crisis pushing more children into forced labour
The global economic crisis is forcing more children around the world into the worse forms of child labour, international relief and development organisation World Vision warns.
Church to consider experience of being single
A report by the Church of Scotland's Mission and Discipleshipâs Human Sexuality Working Group is to explore the experience of being single both within the church and society.