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7594 - 3 October 2008This week, we have two features on Bishop Bell, an outspoken wartime bishop, 50 years after his death; and Gerald Butt on a new play in Canterbury Cathedral. Andreas Whittam Smith remains optimistic about church finances in Comment. Subscribers can read all those, but everyone can look at the discussion of the issue on the Church Times blog. |
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Churches take long view in banks crisis, but individuals and pensions may sufferTHE FINANCIAL CRISIS might be “catastrophic” for individuals, two leading churchmen have warned, but the Church should be able to ride out the storm... |
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Diocese accepts priest in harassment case is ‘worker’A CHURCH OF ENGLAND cleric is a “worker” who is entitled to bring a claim against the Church. |
Fight the malaise, says headmasterTHE chairman of the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference (HMC) has criticised the removal of God from the British education system. |
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Mystery still surrounds artist behind ‘£70m gift’ of triptychTHE GIFT of a sculpted, jewelled triptych of images of Christ on the cross was declined by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral last Friday. |
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Primate of Burma: ‘Do not forget the cyclone victims’The Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo, has urged the worldwide Church not to forget the plight of the people whose lives have been affected by Cyclone Nargis. ... |
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London rally will urge end to Orissa violenceA RALLY calling for an end to the current wave of anti-Christian violence in the Indian state of Orissa will take place in London tomorrow. |
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