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- Governing Body votes to introduce women quota
- Chi-rho cross may be fake, say experts
- Green Bible™ goes eco-friendly
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- New York church offers spiritual comfort
- Hereford ends fight against pay-out
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Archbishops criticise bankers in WonderlandTHE ARCHBISHOPS of Canterbury and York have both challenged the unfettered capitalism that contributed to the current global financial crisis. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Champagne and red carpet, for back-to-churchersCHURCHES across England, Wales, Scotland, and as far afield as New Zealand and Canada are rolling out the red carpet in an attempt to welcome people back... |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") The Archbishop at LourdesThe Archbishop of Canterbury this week preached at an international mass in Lourdes, in the French Pyrenees. |
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") US Bishops depose Bishop Bob Duncan for secessionTHE Bishop of Pittsburgh, the Rt Revd Robert Duncan, has been deposed from ordained ministry in the Episcopal Church in the United States. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Palestinians doubt Livni has a chanceTHE NEWS that the Israeli Foreign Minister, Tzipi Livni, is to take over from Ehud Olmert as Prime Minister has failed to generate optimism |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Governing Body votes to introduce women quotaTHE CHURCH IN WALES is no longer to have its equivalent of a “flying bishop” to provide pastoral oversight. |
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Chi-rho cross may be fake, say expertsA SMALL ancient cross, thought to be one of the earliest signs of Christian civilisation in England, is almost certainly a hoax. |
Green Bible™ goes eco-friendlyGLOBAL WARMING is a spiritual issue, and the Bible has answers to it, readers of a new edition of the scriptures, The Green Bible™, will be told |
Gay blessing reprimandTHE CHURCH in Wales had to reiterate on Tuesday that it had not authorised same-sex unions. |
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Remember themAbout 1000 teenage Christians from Black-led churches in London took part in a “Praise Walk” on Saturday |
Bishops speak fondly of Lambeth ‘brilliance’IN his presidential address, the Archbishop of Wales, talked about the Lambeth Conference and the issues of Anglican identity, homosexuality, and the... |
Too churchyThe Revd Janet Gould, of Llandaff diocese, in conversation with the Bishop of Monmouth, the Rt Revd Dominic Walker |
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New York church offers spiritual comfortA CHURCH in New York, at the centre of the global financial crisis, was seeking to offer spiritual comfort this week |
Hereford ends fight against pay-outTHE Hereford Diocesan Board of Finance has withdrawn the notice of appeal it filed in March in the employment discrimination case involving John Reaney... |
Canadian courts are kept busySEVENTEEN clergy and former lay leaders of three parishes in New Westminster under the jurisdiction of the Province of the Southern Cone are suing the... |
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Anglicans fast before UN meeting on goalsANGLICANS fasted and prayed this week in preparation for yesterday’s UN special meeting in New York called by the Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, to boost... |
Foreign News in BriefWe are not terrorists; Chinese deny religious-rights criticism; Burmese prisoner of conscience released; Bolivian bishops plead for peace; Muslims share... |
New course is an alternative to ‘flat-packed, prescriptive’ AlphaAN ALTERNATIVE to the Alpha course was launched in London this week. |
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Holy Land crisis discussedMORE THAN 100 church leaders gathered on Monday in central London to discuss the crisis facing the Christian community in Israel and Palestine. |
Quartet failing PalestiniansTHE MIDDLE East Quartet, which was set up to mediate in the region’s peace process six years ago, is failing to improve prospects for peace or the lives... |
News in briefAn episcopal giant; Mistrust destroys society, says Neuberger; New Kenyan bishop called from Hereford; Water petition tops PM’s poll; Evangelicals should... |
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‘Banana-republic tit-for-tat’ARCHBISHOP Desmond Tutu has warned that South Africa could become a “banana republic”, if it pursues the kind of revenge that has seen the country’s... |
Bakare welcomes fresh Zimbabwe agreementTHE Bishop of Harare, Dr Sebastian Bakare, has described the political agreement between the MDC and ZANU-PF as “a most welcome development” |
GAFCON post goes to SydneyTHE DIOCESE of Sydney is hosting the administration for the continuing activities of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), says a report. |
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