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Aid agencies unite to help victims of south-Asian floods
Delegation lobbies against Nigerian venue for games
Bishop in Iran signals hope
‘There is just this incredible feeling of being supported’
Oxford Halls report queries Wycliffe’s liberal principles
Synod members go live on Facebook
Rise in numbers of RE- specialist students
New system aims at helping stressed front-line troops
New building ‘will not affect’ view of St Paul’s
Jarrow ideals spur marchers
Praying for their friends’ return
RC priests learn Latin
Catching the sun
Bishop Matthews quits
South Carolina re-elects Lawrence
Twenty clerics disowned in Virginia
MPs and peers query human-embryo Bill
Welsh bishop to retire
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Aid agencies unite to help victims of south-Asian floodsAID AGENCIES said this week that they were struggling to cope with the estimated 28 million people made homeless by the floods in south-east Asia. |
Delegation lobbies against Nigerian venue for gamesA NIGERIAN BID to host the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Abuja should be rejected on the grounds of the country’s homophobic oppression of lesbian and gay... |
Bishop in Iran signals hopeCHURCHES in the Middle East and across the Anglican Communion welcomed the installation on Sunday of the Rt Revd Azad Marshall as the new Bishop in Iran... |
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‘There is just this incredible feeling of being supported’A Surrey farmer and churchwarden whose beef herd graze within the zones thrown around the foot-and-mouth outbreak has described her fear that her herd... |
Oxford Halls report queries Wycliffe’s liberal principlesPERMANENT Private Halls in Oxford should keep their relationship with the University, a review panel recommends. |
Synod members go live on FacebookMembers of the General Synod are signing up to the social-networking website Facebook, after a new informal group was set up for them last week. |
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Rise in numbers of RE- specialist studentsMORE students would like to be religious-education teachers, suggest figures released this week. |
New system aims at helping stressed front-line troopsAN ARMY chaplain has introduced a system of reducing the effects of stress on front-line soldiers in Afghanistan |
New building ‘will not affect’ view of St Paul’sPLANNING permission has been granted for a futuristic glass-and-steel office block, Walbrook Square, close to St Paul’s Cathedral. |
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Jarrow ideals spur marchersOur third week of marching through the north-east took us through Jarrow, where we passed the 250-mile mark and were joined by the daughter of one of... |
Praying for their friends’ returnABOUT 12,000 Christians took part in a service in Seoul on Sunday at Yoido Soon-Bok-Eum (Full Gospel) church, the largest in South Korea. |
RC priests learn LatinROMAN CATHOLIC priests who want to learn how to say mass in Latin are to receive special training at a three-day course at Merton College, Oxford. |
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Catching the sunPictures from a windsurfing challenge |
Bishop Matthews quits[COL][IMAGE][COL] THE first and only woman bishop in the Anglican Church of Canada, the Rt Revd Victoria Matthews (pictured right), is resigning the... |
South Carolina re-elects LawrenceSOUTH CAROLINA has re-elected the Very Revd Mark Lawrence as its bishop. |
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Twenty clerics disowned in VirginiaTHE Bishop of Virginia, the Rt Revd Peter Lee, has effectively deposed clerics whose congregations voted in December 2006 to affiliate with either the... |
MPs and peers query human-embryo BillA PARLIAMENTARY Committee set up to look at the draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill has expressed a number of serious concerns in its report |
Welsh bishop to retireThe Bishop of Swansea & Brecon, the Rt Revd Anthony Pierce, will retire on 16 January next year, his 67th birthday. |
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