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- Women bishops: choose path you want, says group
- Manchester report: the conclusions summarised
- Report highlights threats and abuse against ex-Muslims
- Robinson: lonely but not alone
- Canada: Venables licenses 30
- Archbishops join global calls for intervention in Zimbabwe
- Resting-place?
- Moneylenders condemned
- News in brief
- Kirk to discuss poor ‘scandal’
- Visa change hits priests in Russia
- Balls backs church schools
- Religious rally
- Foreign news in brief
- Prince sees church's new glory
- Lack of skilled craftspeople puts churches at risk
- Support bishops, says Williams on YouTube
- Close inspection
- Campaign targets UK companies in Sudan
- Brass lectern is stolen from rural church
- Wheelie-bin fine criticised by rector
- Just time for a final boost to TAP 2008
- Welsh diocesan quits amid rumours
- Orthodox Easter
- Heavenly voices
- Disabled young adults treated as if elderly, says Livability
- C of E and RC adoption agencies discuss merger
- After Henry
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Women bishops: choose path you want, says groupA NEW REPORT, released on Monday, says that the Church of England should no longer delay to implement its decision to consecrate women as bishops. |
 Manchester report: the conclusions summarisedTHE CHURCH of England must decide once and for all whether it wants to continue accommodating those who cannot accept the priestly ministry of women. |
 Report highlights threats and abuse against ex-MuslimsMUSLIMS who convert from Islam to Christianity are facing “gross and wide-ranging” human-rights abuses across the globe, and even in the UK, says a report... |
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 Robinson: lonely but not aloneTHE CHURCH of England is being damaged by the pressure it puts on gay priests to remain secretive, the Bishop of New Hampshire, the Rt Revd Gene Robinson... |
 Canada: Venables licenses 30MORE than 30 clergy received licences to serve in the Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC) from the Presiding Bishop of the Southern Cone. |
 Archbishops join global calls for intervention in ZimbabweCHRISTIANS throughout the world responded to the urgent call by the Anglican diocese of Harare for a day of prayer for Zimbabwe on Sunday. |
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Resting-place?Land to the left of this field (above) may be bought from the farmer as an extended burial ground for St Mary’s, Muker, in Swaledale in Yorkshire |
Moneylenders condemnedTHE behaviour of doorstep money-lenders has been condemned as a scandal by the Archbishop of Canterbury. He also warned of the dangers of “astronomical”... |
News in briefBishop Dehqani-Tafti dies, aged 87; Cancer bulletin for Peterborough bishop; Keep rural post offices open, say Lords Spiritual; RSCM has new Director |
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Kirk to discuss poor ‘scandal’A REPORT that is to be discussed by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland this month highlights the “scandal of poverty” in developing countries... |
Visa change hits priests in RussiaCHURCHES in Russia are being hit by changes to visa regulations, which have forced some foreign priests to commute from neighbouring countries in order... |
Balls backs church schoolsTHE Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, Ed Balls, went out of his way last weekend to publicise his continued support for church and... |
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Religious rallyImage of march |
Foreign news in briefConvert flees Jordan to save children; Sri Lankan Bishop condemns ‘tragedy’; Episcopal Church goes to US court for files; Franklin Graham returns to evangelise... |
Prince sees church's new gloryIT IS rare to hear a vicar making light of a £2.5-million debt |
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Lack of skilled craftspeople puts churches at riskA SHORTAGE of skilled craftspeople in the heritage sector is placing many of Britain’s historic churches and cathedrals at risk |
Support bishops, says Williams on YouTubeIN A video message on YouTube this week, the Archbishop of Canterbury calls on the Anglican Communion to support its bishops. |
Close inspectionTwo men from the works department at Salisbury Cathedral’s 750th anniversary exhibition, which opened on Friday. |
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Campaign targets UK companies in SudanCHURCHES should not invest in companies that play a direct or indirect part in prolonging the conflict in Sudan, the Church Investors Group (CIG) said... |
Brass lectern is stolen from rural churchAN EAGLE lectern made of brass has been stolen from a church in Derbyshire. |
Wheelie-bin fine criticised by rectorA RECTOR criticised a borough council for being high-handed after it took a parishioner to court for overfilling his wheelie bin. |
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Just time for a final boost to TAP 2008IF YOU have not given to the Church Times Train-A-Priest (TAP) Fund yet, and want your donation to be counted in this year’s total, there is no time to... |
Welsh diocesan quits amid rumoursTHE Bishop of St Davids, the Rt Revd Carl Cooper, has resigned, it was announced on Tuesday. |
Orthodox EasterImage of Orthodox Easter |
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Heavenly voicesPortsmouth Cathedral choir members were planning once again to sing for Ascension Day |
Disabled young adults treated as if elderly, says LivabilityTEENAGERS who are disabled suffer from a sudden and nightmare-like drop in support once they become adults, a report by the Christian charity Livability... |
C of E and RC adoption agencies discuss mergerAN ADOPTION AGENCY in Southwell & Nottingham diocese is likely to loosen its ties with the Church of England to merge with its Roman Catholic counterpart... |
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After HenryA fund-raising appeal for an ecumenical memorial to medieval shrines destroyed during the Reformation was launched at the Charterhouse, in London, on... |
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