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Churches take long view in banks crisis, but individuals and pensions may suffer
Diocese accepts priest in harassment case is ‘worker’
Fight the malaise, says headmaster
Mystery still surrounds artist behind ‘£70m gift’ of triptych
Primate of Burma: ‘Do not forget the cyclone victims’
London rally will urge end to Orissa violence
Experiment suggests that faith can help alleviate pain
Theologian suggests Anglican separation
Judgment delay for Botswana clerics
Denied
In flight
Priest mauled in churchyard
Last-minute bid to stop Mayfair spa in church
Shut-up shop
Zimbabwe must rely on food aid
New plea for women
Settlement in Virginia
Fort Worth dispute gets personal as secession vote nears
Criticised Bishop returns
‘Troublesome’ pastor freed
Foreign news in brief
Border Irish tell of ‘ethnic cleansing’
News in brief
Hedge funds, short selling
MDGs still achievable — Sentamu
Light source
Shown the ropes
Minister opts out of bunny business
Chipping in
Determined Rector sleeps in church to protect roof-lead
Well-deserved
In Brief
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Churches take long view in banks crisis, but individuals and pensions may sufferTHE FINANCIAL CRISIS might be “catastrophic” for individuals, two leading churchmen have warned, but the Church should be able to ride out the storm... |
Diocese accepts priest in harassment case is ‘worker’A CHURCH OF ENGLAND cleric is a “worker” who is entitled to bring a claim against the Church. |
Fight the malaise, says headmasterTHE chairman of the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference (HMC) has criticised the removal of God from the British education system. |
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Mystery still surrounds artist behind ‘£70m gift’ of triptychTHE GIFT of a sculpted, jewelled triptych of images of Christ on the cross was declined by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral last Friday. |
Primate of Burma: ‘Do not forget the cyclone victims’The Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo, has urged the worldwide Church not to forget the plight of the people whose lives have been affected by Cyclone Nargis. ... |
London rally will urge end to Orissa violenceA RALLY calling for an end to the current wave of anti-Christian violence in the Indian state of Orissa will take place in London tomorrow. |
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Experiment suggests that faith can help alleviate painSPIRITUALITY could be used in pain-control in future, an editorial in this month’s issue of the journal Pain suggests. |
Theologian suggests Anglican separationAN ORDERLY separation of disputing parties in the Anglican Communion might be logically and morally necessary in order to preserve Anglicanism, says... |
Judgment delay for Botswana clericsA HIGH COURT judge in Botswana has reserved judgment in the case of seven clerics who challenged the removal of their licences in November last year. |
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DeniedIraqis carry Assyrian church flags during a demonstration in Mosul in Iraq on Sunday |
In flightSprings Dance Company and Ballet Rambert |
Priest mauled in churchyardA MANCHESTER CLERIC, the Revd Hilary Evans, has appealed for dog-owners to keep their animals on a lead. |
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Last-minute bid to stop Mayfair spa in churchA PLANNING APPLICATION to convert a redundant Mayfair church into a luxury spa will come before Westminster Council. |
Shut-up shopAn image from Disposable People |
Zimbabwe must rely on food aidDESPERATE PEOPLE in rural Zimbabwe are being forced to trade livestock for buckets of maize in order to feed their families. |
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New plea for womenWOMEN clergy in Uganda are demanding more women priests and the appointment of women bishops. |
Settlement in VirginiaTHE Bishop of Virginia, the Rt Revd Peter Lee, has welcomed a legal settlement with two of the 11 churches in his diocese. |
Fort Worth dispute gets personal as secession vote nearsTHE BISHOP of Fort Worth says that his diocese will “aggressively pursue” the formation of a new Anglican province in North America. |
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Criticised Bishop returnsTHE Bishop of the Murray, the Rt Revd Ross Davies, has returned to work after almost a year on sick leave. |
‘Troublesome’ pastor freedHUMAN-RIGHTS activists and Protestant church leaders have welcomed the release of a Presbyterian pastor, Berlin Guerrero. |
Foreign news in briefInvaluable beast; Pope promotes ethical tourism; Pope promotes ethical tourism; Senior South African bishop dies; Beijing bans religious performances... |
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Border Irish tell of ‘ethnic cleansing’A REPORT, commissioned by the Church of Ireland’s Hard Gospel Project, on Protestants’ experiences in the diocese of Clogher, was launched. |
News in briefTo the fore; Wobby; Learn about Ecstasy says charity boss; Website to help combat trafficking; Cleric imprisoned over indecent images; |
Hedge funds, short sellingA C of E spokesman has rejected suggestions that the Commissioners have been involved in hedging and short selling. |
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MDGs still achievable — SentamuTHE Archbishop of York joined Gordon Brown and Bill Clinton at an emergency United Nations summit assessing the progress of the Millennium Development... |
Light sourceFountains Abbey, near Ripon, is floodlit |
Shown the ropesBell-ringers from St Andrew’s and St Mary Magdalene’s towers in Enfield |
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Minister opts out of bunny businessAN ECUMENICAL CHURCH in Cambourne dissociated itself from a charity golf event. |
Chipping inThe Revd Dr Jonathan Pritchard, Priest-in-Charge of All Saints’, Highfield, blesses Jonny’s Fish Bar and Diner in Keighley, Yorkshire, last week. |
Determined Rector sleeps in church to protect roof-leadTHE Revd Simon Dommett, Rector of All Saints’, Great Harrowden, in Northamptonshire, spent 12 nights sleeping in his church. |
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Well-deserved[COL][IMAGE][COL][COL][IMAGE][COL] Well-deserved: the Revd Peter Langford, who is 75, arrives at John o’Groats last month after completing a 1000-mile... |
In BriefPrecious moment; New marriage rules now in force; Still a broad Church, say campaigners; Plea to churchgoers over illegal logging |
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