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Veil Teacher Should be Sacked, says Minister
Government Minister for Local Government and Community Cohesion Phil Woolas has said the Muslim teacher suspended for refusing to remove her veil in a Church of England junior school class should be suspended.
Church of England Mourns Death of Sir Derek Pattinson
The Church of England this week is mourning the death of Sir Derek Pattinson, who has passed away at the age of 76...
Anglican Panel of Reference Submits 'Reconciliation' Report to Church of Canada
The Anglican Communion Panel of Reference has submitted its report to the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, Archbishop Andrew Hutchison this week.
UN Expects to Impose North Korea Sanctions Saturday
As US intelligence confirmed Monday's nuclear test, the UN Security Council announced that it expects to impose arms and financial sanctions on North Korea on Saturday for the action.
Greg Laurie Embarks on Greater Silicon Valley Harvest Crusade
American evangelist Greg Laurie is set to deliver a series of hard-hitting messages to northern California this weekend.
Former Muslim Shares Astounding Christian Testimony
Inshana Jones, a former Muslim, will showcase her own fashion label, 'Saviour Clothing', at the Northern Christian Resources Exhibition later this month.
Many Inspi[RED] by Bono's New Poverty Campaign
Bono appeared on the Oprah Winfrey TV chat show on Friday to introduce to the United States his latest campaign to fight AIDS in Africa: RED.
Salvation Army Welcomes European Court Decision on Russia
The Salvation Army in Russia has welcomed the recent ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg that the Russian state was in violation of the rights of the Church's Moscow branch...
Christian Aid Welcomes Climate Change Bill in Queen's Speech
A Climate Change Bill will be considered in next month's Queen's Speech. Christian Aid has welcomed the decision, as such legislation would send a clear message to governments in the developing world that the UK is serious about tackling climate change.
UN Expects to Impose North Korea Sanctions Saturday
The UN is expected to impose North Korea sanctions despite some concerns voiced by Russia and China which has made clear its opposition to military action against the country following Monday's nuclear test.
Greg Laurie Embarks on Greater Silicon Valley Harvest Crusade
The energetic Harvest Ministry pastor will be hosting thousands of people at the 2006 Greater Silicon Valley Harvest this weekend, leading the largest community outreach in the San Jose area since Billy Graham hit the city nearly a decade ago.
Lost Sheep
Then Jesus told them this parable: "Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them...
Christians Attacked During Worship Service in India
Christians in a northern India province remain tense after a group of 50 Hindu militants attacked two local Christian workers. International Christian Concern reported that the group attacked
Church of England School Suspends Muslim Teacher for Refusing to Remove Veil
A Muslim woman has been suspended by a Church of England Junior School in West Yorkshire, after she refused to remove her veil whilst teaching young children in lessons...
Norway Challenges Rich Nations with Historic 'Unconditional Debt Cancellations'
Norway's government has taken the unprecedented step of cancelling debts owed by five poor countries, humbly stating that the debts were incurred by Norway's own "failed development policies"...
Church of England Faces Opposition
The Catholic Church has reaffirmed its opposition to Government proposals to give unmarried cohabiting couples similar legal rights to married people