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- Lambeth exceeded expectations, Dr Williams reports
- Mayhem in Orissa as Hindu extremists target Christians
- Russia ‘threatens world order’ says Georgian
- Ingham property move
- Philippines descends into civil conflict
- Rome not Iker’s plan, after all
- Five-year plan for healing in Kenya
- Before Dr Rice returns, Gaza gets a fillip
- News in brief
- Popularity of RS exam grows
- League-table success for CE schools
- Warnings over sham weddings
- Out of his niche
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Festivals prove popular, despite the rainNUMBERS held up at this year’s Greenbelt festival, staged over the Bank Holiday weekend, despite anxiety about the weather. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Diary sheds new light on the WesleysTHE JOURNAL of Charles Wesley has been transcribed by the Revd Professor Kenneth Newport, Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Liverpool Hope University. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Guide urges churches to cut floodlightsCHURCHES that are floodlit are being asked to consider reducing the number of nights they are illuminated, in the interests of tackling climate change... |
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Lambeth exceeded expectations, Dr Williams reportsTHE ARCHBISHOP of Canterbury has offered further personal reflections on the Lambeth Conference, saying he believes that the ten-yearly meeting was successful... |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Mayhem in Orissa as Hindu extremists target ChristiansA NUN was burned to death on Monday in a series of attacks by Hindu extremists on Christians in eastern India. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Russia ‘threatens world order’ says GeorgianRUSSIA’S military intervention in Georgia “is a threat to the whole world order”, Archbishop Malkhaz Songulashvili of the Georgian Evangelical Baptist... |
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Ingham property moveNEW WESTMINSTER diocese has taken steps to remove from parish property clergy who have left the Anglican Church of Canada. |
Philippines descends into civil conflictEVENTS in the island of Mindanao in the southern Philippines have worsened over the past week. |
Rome not Iker’s plan, after allTHE Bishop of Fort Worth has publicly stated that the four priests who approached the local Roman Catholic bishop with proposals for full communion with... |
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Five-year plan for healing in Kenyaby Pat Ashworth |
Before Dr Rice returns, Gaza gets a fillipTWO events have boosted Palestinian morale in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. |
News in briefDr Selby warns over prisons; Child poverty target threatened |
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Popularity of RS exam growsMore school students than ever before — nearly half a million — took public examinations in religious studies (RS) this year. |
League-table success for CE schoolsLEAGUE TABLES based on this month’s GCSE and A-level results showed Church of England schools performing well. |
Warnings over sham weddingsFOREIGNERS are using a loophole in the marriage laws as they apply for church weddings to gain the right of abode in the UK. |
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Out of his nicheStonemasons are hoping to restore a six-foot sandstone figure of St Methodius. |
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