Tearfund 'deeply saddened' by death of two workers in Democratic Republic of Congo
Two aid workers with Christian development charity Tearfund have been killed in an attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Archbishop of Canterbury withdraws Mike Pilavachi award
The Archbishop of Canterbury has withdrawn an award given to Soul Survivor founder Mike Pilavachi after an investigation upheld safeguarding concerns.
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Next government must reduce knife crime, says church leader
With just one day to go until the general election, the founder of Street Pastors is pleading with the nation's next leaders to tackle knife crime.
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Voters care about free speech, poll finds
A new poll has found that most voters support free speech and the freedom to disagree.
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Olympic faith initiative passes major milestone in race to one million
An initiative to share the powerful story of Scottish Olympic runner, Eric Liddell, is set to inspire a new generation of athletes and believers over the course of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Oxford prof. pledges to mentor next generation of evangelist-apologists
Math academic and apologist professor John Lennox has set his mind on stepping-up training for the next generation of young Christians called to engage with the world through apologetics.
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Orthodox Anglicans set out their positions on Church of England's same-sex blessing plans
It has become an established tradition, in the run up to the Church of England's General Synod for various interested parties to publish open letters or articles setting out their position. This year is no exception.
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Committed Christians more sceptical of climate change
A new poll has found that committed Christians are more likely than other faiths and the general population to be sceptical about climate change.
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Female nurses say they were forced to share changing rooms with biological male
Female nurses are bringing legal action against an NHS Trust after claiming they were made to share changing rooms with a biological male who identifies as a woman.
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Practising Christians give more to charity, report reveals
Practising Christians, who are defined in the report as those attending church and reading the Bible at least once a month, exhibit a higher level of generosity.
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Franklin Graham preaches in Glasgow, launches new fund to defend religious freedom in the UK
Over 7,000 came to the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Saturday night to hear American evangelist Rev Franklin Graham preach the Gospel as he announced the creation of a new fund to help Christians in the UK "who may be threatened into silence".
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Campaign launched to stop assisted suicide
A nationwide campaign has been launched in the run-up to the general election asking parliamentary candidates to stand against assisted suicide.
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Senior Church of England cleric praises journalists and programme-makers
A senior Church of England cleric has praised journalists and TV and radio programme-makers for their work "in the search for truth."
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