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Women vote now rests substantially with the Bishops
Synod condemns ‘outrageous’ attack on the sanctity of life
Westminster embrace for URC
Sculpture proposal rejected
Dr Williams issues warning on Nigeria
Lamb chopped as bishops turn veggie
Food crisis worses in West Africa
Photograph: “Ran for their lives”:
Moyer turned down by US Ordinariate
Petition opposes ‘shortsighted’ merger
Protesters ask St Paul’s for clarity
New for Easter: a white cross and a marker pen
Field: EDM on women
Father and Son together aren’t glorified, Bible critics argue
High prices prompt fears of starvation
Photograph: Severe
Muslims join Christians in call for peace
Photo: Three-score-years
Wedding fees rise 40%
Civil partnerships look like marriage to me, says Holtam
Inspectors rate Westcott’s ‘significant contribution’
Photograph: Unleaded
Getting Messy can unite Churches, report suggests
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Women vote now rests substantially with the BishopsTHE General Synod has asked the House of Bishops not to amend the draft women-bishops Measure “substantially”, after a three-hour debate. |
Synod condemns ‘outrageous’ attack on the sanctity of lifeThe Archbishop of Canterbury told the General Synod that to seek a change in society’s default position on the sanctity of life “would be a disaster”... |
Westminster embrace for URCMembers of the United Reformed Church and the Church of England joined together in a service in Westminster Abbey to lay to rest the bitterness of 1662. ... |
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Sculpture proposal rejectedA NEW sculpture commissioned for Chichester Cathedral has been turned down by the planning authority for English cathedrals. |
Dr Williams issues warning on NigeriaNIGERIA is “at risk of disintegration” after the recent attacks on Christians, the Archbishop of Canterbury said this week. |
Lamb chopped as bishops turn veggieAT LEAST four bishops are to give up meat for Lent in order to draw attention to global problems caused by its over-consumption. |
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Food crisis worses in West AfricaTHOUSANDS of people along the border between Niger and Burkina Faso in West Africa are being forced to leave their homes as the food crisis worsens. ... |
Photograph: “Ran for their lives”:Image from Kordofan state, Sudan |
Moyer turned down by US OrdinariateTHE Revd David Moyer, who had been nominated to serve as a Bishop of the Anglican Church in America |
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Petition opposes ‘shortsighted’ mergerAN ONLINE petition that opposes plans to merge two staff posts on the Church of England’s Board of Education gathered more than 1000 signatures. |
Protesters ask St Paul’s for clarityAPPEALS were made to the Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral this week to state its opposition to the forcible eviction of the protesters outside. |
New for Easter: a white cross and a marker penCHURCHES across the UK, and even abroad, are expressing an interest in a scheme to erect white crosses for Easter. |
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Field: EDM on womenTHE Labour MP Frank Field has tabled an Early Day Motion (EDM) urging the House of Bishops to approve the draft legislation on women bishops |
Father and Son together aren’t glorified, Bible critics argueTHREE organisations involved in Bible translation have defended themselves against charges of downgrading Jesus. |
High prices prompt fears of starvationRISING food and fuel prices, and a drop in foreign-currency reserves, are making it harder for Egyptians to buy food |
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Photograph: SevereImage from Romania |
Muslims join Christians in call for peaceCHRISTIAN and Muslim representatives from across the Middle East have expressed their hope that the Arab Spring will create new societies in which people... |
Photo: Three-score-yearsThe Queen admires tributes from children, on Monday, the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne. |
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Wedding fees rise 40%THE cost of fees for church weddings are set to rise by 40 per cent next year, after the General Synod approved amendments to the current charges. |
Civil partnerships look like marriage to me, says HoltamTHE Bishop of Salisbury has spoken out in favour of allowing homosexual people to marry, adding his support to the Government’s plans to change the law... |
Inspectors rate Westcott’s ‘significant contribution’Inspectors have expressed “overall confidence” in Westcott House theological college, saying that it makes a “significant contribution . . . to theological... |
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Photograph: UnleadedStained glass |
Getting Messy can unite Churches, report suggestsMessy Church is breaking down barriers between churches of different denominations across the country |
News in briefTwo new suffragans chosen for Southwark; ASA upholds complaint over healing group; Rugby man passed to Rochester; Freemasons support cathedral scheme... |
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