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Bishops’ approval of Covenant hangs in the balance
Review group: Sex education should respect faith values
Anger at continuation of Orissa violence
Gay-blessing apology
Government backs work with prisoners
Read the Bible, and engage with other faiths, Pope urges
Bill gets through
School cuts criticised
Harare confirms 1385 candidates
News in brief
On the front line
Relate dismissal challenged
Light show
Correction: in “Clergy numbers up, but laity down”
Charities squeezed by credit crunch and new levy
Campaign to vote on ‘life issues’
Religious rockers can praise on screen
Sermons compared
Wholesome option
Plan to save churches moves on
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Bishops’ approval of Covenant hangs in the balanceTHE RESPONSES of the bishops at the Lambeth Conference to the Anglican Covenant were made public last week by the Covenant Design Group. |
Review group: Sex education should respect faith valuesMAINSTREAM church educationists have welcomed Government-endorsed proposals by an external review group for making sex and relationships education compulsory... |
Anger at continuation of Orissa violenceTHE All-India Christian Council (AICC) has issued the state government with 14 demands in a hard-hitting response to the violence against Christians in... |
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Gay-blessing apologyTHE RECTOR of St Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield, the Revd Dr Martin Dudley, has issued a statement of apology to the Bishop of London, the Rt Revd... |
Government backs work with prisonersTHE Government says it will treat faith groups fairly, after complaints that some were suffering discrimination over funding and permission to work... |
Read the Bible, and engage with other faiths, Pope urgesEVERY Roman Catholic family should have a Bible, and should read it, 253 RC bishops said during a three-week Synod of Bishops at the Vatican that ended... |
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Bill gets throughTHE AID AGENCY Tearfund pledged this week to continue to put pressure on the Government to cut carbon emissions at home. |
School cuts criticisedBUDGETARY cuts in the Irish Republic which will take funding from the Protestant voluntary-school sector will directly harm the disadvantaged. |
Harare confirms 1385 candidatesIT TOOK more than three hours on Sunday to lay hands on all the candidates who came forward for confirmation. |
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News in briefWoman loses assisted-suicide case; Bishop appeals over asylum |
On the front lineThe Bishop of Middleton, the Rt Revd Mark Davies, with an army bomb-disposal unit in Manchester Cathedral |
Relate dismissal challengedA CHRISTIAN counsellor is taking the charity Relate to an employment tribunal claiming unfair dismissal. |
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Light showAccendo, an installation by Ross Ashton, was projected on to the medieval ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, York, on Monday. |
Correction: in “Clergy numbers up, but laity down”statistical error |
Charities squeezed by credit crunch and new levyCHARITIES said they were facing a multiple pincer movement this week from increased demands for their services, reduced income, and a new local-government... |
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Campaign to vote on ‘life issues’THE campaigning group Christian Concern for Our Nation (CCFON) is urging Christians to vote on the basis of their MP’s parliamentary voting record on... |
Religious rockers can praise on screenGODLY guitarists need fret no more, as they can now rock along to the sounds of Christian bands in a new musical computer game. |
Sermons comparedCHRISTIAN and Muslim preachers listened to each other preach during a two-day workshop in Northampton last week. |
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Wholesome optionThe Dean of Southwell, the Very Revd John Guille, gave an apple each to pupils at Lowe’s Wong junior school. |
Plan to save churches moves onPLANS to create a kind of “National Trust” for churches are due to take a step forward next month. |
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