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Church Times, 29 January 2010This week subscribers can read an interview with Bishop Graham Cray on the Fresh Expressions movement, prior to its re-evaluation at Synod next month, and a feature on faith-based alternative therapies being offered to cancer patients in Mexico. You can also catch up with all the latest church news and views, and the hilarious caption competition. Don't forget our new subscription offer, £65 for a year's subscription and a free book. Check out Dave Walker's blog too.
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Children ‘happier if families get on’FAMILY conflict makes for unhappy children, concludes new research from the Children’s Society |
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Bishops win in Equality Bill fightGOVERNMENT attempts to reword the law governing church employment were defeated in the House of Lords on Monday. |
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Ordinariate: the sceptics ‘are eating humble pie’A MEETING of bishops who have petitioned the Pope to be received into full communion while retaining an “Anglican” identity is to take place in Rome |
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More children in church, but declining attendance overallAVERAGE weekly attendance in the Church of England has fallen by one per cent in a year, the latest statistics from the Archbishops’ Council show |
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Ad withdrawn after online campaignAN ONLINE pressure-group that called for the removal of billboard advertisements for a website that encouraged extra-marital affairs appears to have... |
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Jos’s violence not sparked by religion its Archbishop saysTHE ARCHBISHOP of Jos, the Most Revd Benjamin Kwashi, has said that reports by the media on interfaith tensions in the city last week were “skewed” |
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