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EU lobbied on moral failure on climate
Dioceses receive reassurance from Church Commissioners
Heritage announces winners in grants lottery
Cathedral to ring out: ‘no heaven’
Rebuilding Gaza will be hard, despite £3.2 billion
Sudan is at a critical time, says Primate, as Bashir is indicted
Many hands can make light work of TAP ’09
Job-seekers seek prayers, too
Labour of love
New faith office
Pittsburgh in dispute over assets
Bishop to be SA Presidential candidate
Shaking up the market
‘Affirm the good’ in spiritually hungry society, says Cardinal
Funds crisis threatens legal advice
Williams to attend US General Convention
Double rite scuppered
Sri Lankan bishops ask warring forces to respect civilians
Foreign news in brief
Admissions report ‘has agenda’ say school experts
Morphing
MP: Try godparent mentors
Idle
First pastoral visitors appointed to arbitrate during Anglican rifts
Buddhism enthusiast elected
New bells consecrated in City of London
Twinning debated
Restored
Medieval girl gets grave at last
MEPs asked for Sunday declaration
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EU lobbied on moral failure on climateTHE Church of England and other Churches are campaigning to persuade European governments to treat climate change as a moral issue. |
Dioceses receive reassurance from Church CommissionersTHE Church Commissioners wrote to every diocese last Friday to allay fears over funding levels, after the Church of England suffered an estimated 2... |
Heritage announces winners in grants lotteryENGLISH HERITAGE and the Heritage Lottery Fund this week announced grants of £15.5 million for urgent repair work to some of England’s oldest churches... |
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Cathedral to ring out: ‘no heaven’JOHN LENNON’s 1971 hit song “Imagine” is to be played on the 13 bells of Liverpool Cathedral as part of the city’s Futuresonic festival in May. |
Rebuilding Gaza will be hard, despite £3.2 billionNEARLY two months after the end of the Gaza Strip conflict, the 2.5 million inhabitants still face severe hardship and shortages. |
Sudan is at a critical time, says Primate, as Bashir is indictedTHE Archbishop of Sudan has called on the British Government to step up its support for the country’s Comprehensive Peace Agreement |
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Many hands can make light work of TAP ’09A GENTLE START to this year’s Church Times Train-A-Priest (TAP) Fund appeal brings the running total to £26,955 this week. |
Job-seekers seek prayers, tooTHE CHURCH can give hope to people who face unemployment, said the Bishop of Worcester, Dr John Inge. |
Labour of loveAlec Garrard with his scale model of Herod’s Temple in Jerusalem |
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New faith officePRESIDENT OBAMA has announced the formation of a White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. |
Pittsburgh in dispute over assetsTHE deposed Bishop of Pittsburgh, the Rt Revd Bob Duncan, whose diocese voted by a majority to realign with the Province of the Southern Cone |
Bishop to be SA Presidential candidateA METHODIST bishop, the Rt Revd Mvume Dandala, is standing as a presidential candidate in national and provincial elections in South Africa on 22 April... |
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Shaking up the marketJoe Godlewski, a retired barber in Cresaptown, Maryland, in the United States, launched his Christian salt on Wednesday last week. |
‘Affirm the good’ in spiritually hungry society, says CardinalCARDINAL Cormac Murphy-O’Connor, in an upbeat assessment of the place of the Roman Catholic Church in Britain, has called on the Church to “say yes” to... |
Funds crisis threatens legal adviceCHRISTIAN Concern for Our Nation (CCFON), a campaign group that provides support and legal advice to Christians who say they are experiencing discrimination... |
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Williams to attend US General ConventionTHE next triennial meeting of the General Convention of the Episcopal Church in the United States will be attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury. |
Double rite scupperedLESS than a year after a formal “agreement of co-operation” was enacted between Anglican and RC dioceses in northern New South Wales |
Sri Lankan bishops ask warring forces to respect civiliansAID AGENCIES have warned of an escalating humanitarian disaster in Sri Lanka. |
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Foreign news in briefPakistan Churches fear for legal rights; Give up texting for Lent, Italian bishops urge; Drought threatens Afghans; Billy Graham Association to cut staff... |
Admissions report ‘has agenda’ say school expertsCHURCH of England educationists have strongly criticised a new report on school admissions by researchers from the London School of Economics |
MorphingImage from “On Being Human” exhibition |
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MP: Try godparent mentorsAN MP has called for all young people, from primary-school age upwards, to have a mentor who could act like a godparent and keep them away from crime... |
IdleImage of laid up ships |
First pastoral visitors appointed to arbitrate during Anglican riftsTHE ARCHBISHOP of Canterbury has named the initial group of “Pastoral Visitors” — the mediators and arbitrators called for by the Windsor Continuation... |
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Buddhism enthusiast electedDISAGREEMENT surrounds the election of the new Bishop of North Michigan, the Revd Kevin Thew Forrester. |
New bells consecrated in City of LondonIN A SERVICE harking back to the Middle Ages, a ring of 12 new bells was consecrated at St Magnus the Martyr in the City of London on Tuesday evening... |
Twinning debatedA TWINNING PROPOSAL offers an excellent opportunity to raise awareness of the plight of the people of Gaza, the Bishop of Worcester, Dr John Inge, said... |
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RestoredThe Bishop in Europe, Dr Geoffrey Rowell, has just returned from re-hallowing St Helena's Chapel in Istanbul |
Medieval girl gets grave at lastA FUNERAL for a teenage girl who died about 700 years ago will right a wrong |
MEPs asked for Sunday declarationFIVE MEMBERS of the European Parliament have asked their fellow MEPs to sign a declaration on the protection of a work-free Sunday |
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Home news in briefBishop of Dover to retire; East Anglians most ‘godless’ in UK, poll suggests; Plymouth church given Minster status; Westminster Abbey to ‘Tweet’ service... |
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