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Church Times, 27 August 2010This week subscribers can read a wide range of articles, including how Christians can learn from heavy metal music, whether virtual communions are valid, and the story of the Brotherhood of St Paul, a theological college in Essex founded in 1910. Keep your eye out for next week's Church Times which will have our comprehensive coverage of the Greenbelt festival, and don't forget our annual and quarterly subscription offers. |
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Dr Williams warns African bishops to listen and take risksTHE Archbishop of Canterbury has called on African bishops to listen more to the people they lead at the All Africa Bishops’ Conference |
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Sideways look in CheltenhamTHOUSANDS of festivalgoers will descend on Cheltenham Racecourse today for Greenbelt, which is now into its 36th year. |
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Cardinal denies Claudy cover-upTHE Bishop of Derry & Raphoe, the Rt Revd Ken Good, has welcomed the publication of the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman’s report into the Claudy bombing... |
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RS results show increase in popularityTHE number of students taking GCSE Religious Studies rose this summer for the 12th year in succession. |
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Rain holds off for flock called out of darknessTHE congregation at Westminster Abbey on Sunday evening worshipped alfresco when a power cut meant that the Abbey had to be evacuated. |
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Disease poses new threat to Pakistan’s flood victimsMILLIONS of people in Pakistan are now at serious risk of an epidemic of diseases such as cholera, the country's Prime Minister has said. |
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