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- Champagne and red carpet, for back-to-churchers
- The Archbishop at Lourdes
- US Bishops depose Bishop Bob Duncan for secession
- Palestinians doubt Livni has a chance
- Governing Body votes to introduce women quota
- Chi-rho cross may be fake, say experts
- Green Bible™ goes eco-friendly
- Gay blessing reprimand
- Remember them
- Bishops speak fondly of Lambeth ‘brilliance’
- Too churchy
- New York church offers spiritual comfort
- Hereford ends fight against pay-out
- Canadian courts are kept busy
- Anglicans fast before UN meeting on goals
- Foreign News in Brief
- New course is an alternative to ‘flat-packed, prescriptive’ Alpha
- Holy Land crisis discussed
- Quartet failing Palestinians
- News in brief
- ‘Banana-republic tit-for-tat’
- Bakare welcomes fresh Zimbabwe agreement
- GAFCON post goes to Sydney
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Archbishops criticise bankers in WonderlandTHE ARCHBISHOPS of Canterbury and York have both challenged the unfettered capitalism that contributed to the current global financial crisis. |
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... |
The Archbishop at LourdesThe Archbishop of Canterbury this week preached at an international mass in Lourdes, in the French Pyrenees. |
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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. |
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 |
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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