Posted: 26 Jul 2012 @ 23:21
Saved for the nation: Zurbarán paintings, once owned by the Church Commissioners, have been bought by the philanthropist Jonathan Ruffer ( News, 3 February), along with Auckland Castle, the former seat of the Bishops of Durham, to be restored as a centre of regeneration, and of Christian history and heritage. The transfer was completed last week. Prince Charles viewed the ... If you have a valid subscription to Church Times, please log inlog in to view this content. If you require a subscription, please click here.
Diocese of Edinburgh St James's Episcopal Church, Leith St James Vestry Invites applications for the position of RECTOR We are a vibrant, creative congregation committed to proclaiming God's l... Read More
The Charismatic movement has had a powerful and growing influence on the Church of England over the past 50 years. Ted Harrison traces its effect Subscribe to read more
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The C of E needs much more robust child-protection policies, argues Anne Lawrence Subscribe to read more
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