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7565 - 14 March 2008This week's Church Times features an interview with the new Secretary of State for International Development, Douglas Alexander, who wants to work with churches on global justice. Other features concern sacred music and theological training for a new type of student....all free on this site, but only to subscribers. Click subscribe below to buy a sub online. And don't forget to check out our newest feature, the Church Times blog, in which Dave Walker reflects on a wide range of topics and invites your comments. Go to Church Times blog in the sidebar on the left. |
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Report urges religious leaders to affirm their opposition to forced marriagesCOMMUNITY leaders, priests, and imams must get the message across to their communities that forced marriage is unacceptable. |
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VA schools find government survey ‘unhelpful’A SURVEY by the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) of schools’ admissions codes in three local authorities has been criticised by as... |
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Archbishop investigatesTHE Bishop of St Davids, the Rt Revd Carl Cooper, has agreed to take leave of absence after consultation with the Archbishop of Wales, Dr Barry Morgan... |
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Lambeth ban on Robinson upheldTHE Bishop of New Hampshire, in the United States, the Rt Revd Gene Robinson, has said that he is “dismayed and sick-hearted” after learning on Monday... |
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Yeshiva attack is widely condemnedCHURCH OF ENGLAND and Roman Catholic bishops have joined in denouncing the continuing violence in the Holy Land. |
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Dr Jim Packer faces inhibitionTHE Evangelical theologian the Revd Dr Jim Packer has been issued with a formal notice removing his right to officiate in the Anglican Church of Canada... |
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