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Church Times, 30 July 2010In this week's Church Times: a feature on the Clapham Sect and its part in the slave trade, and beautiful gardens with Christian connections to visit this summer. In Comment, how churches can play a big part in the Big Society agenda, and Paul Vallely on taking a break from electronic urgency. Don't forget our quarterly and annual subscription offers. |
Standing Committee blocks move to expel USA proposal to separate the Episcopal Church from the Anglican Communion has been rejected by the Communion’s Standing Committee. |
Axe hovers over world of academic theologyUNIVERSITY theology departments are facing a turbulent autumn with rounds of staffing cuts and closures. |
Desmond Tutu to retire from public lifeThe Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, Dr Desmond Tutu, announced this week that he is to withdraw from public life. |
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Blair: British media have a dangerous ignorance of faithTHE British media need to be “educated” about religion, said the former Prime Minister Tony Blair at an international short-film event |
Live with each other, Lutherans urgedTHE Archbishop of Canterbury warned Lutherans last week of the “variety of traps” that Churches can fall into. |
Canadian priest repents of canine communionAN ANGLICAN church in Canada has caused an outcry after a dog was given holy communion. |
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