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Bishop of Hulme axed, as cuts threatened

THE POST of the Suffragan Bishop of Hulme has been axed

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Autistic people are part of the church jigsaw, say guidelines

CLERGY should regard learning disabilities and autism as a political, not just a medical issue, says a new report

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Peter Lawrence: faith keeps me going

FAITH is the only thing that keeps him going, Peter Lawrence, father of Claudia Lawrence, the missing York University chef, told a press briefing at Church...

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Hostage deaths: Canon White criticises British Government

THE Chaplain of St George’s, Bagh­dad has cri­ticised the British Government for its decision to discourage media cover­age of the five British men kidnapped...

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Tsvangirai heckled by anxious asylum-seekers

SOUTHWARK Cathedral was the scene of angry protests on Saturday against Morgan Tsvangirai, prime minister of Zimbabwe’s government of national unity

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North American Anglicans hold inaugural gathering

REFORMATION is now under way, Bishop Robert Duncan told the inaugural gathering of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) in Bedford, Texas, this...

Oyez! Oyez! New bishops announced

A TOWN CRIER in the marketplace heralded the appointment on Tues­day morning of the new Bishop of Ludlow, the Ven. Alistair Magowan

July Synod to be leaner, but, with any luck not meaner

THE General Synod will be “short, focused, and businesslike” when it meets in York from Friday 10 July to Monday 13 July

After the drama

A eucharist in St Albans Abbey on Saturday, after the annual Festival pilgrimage.

‘Focus on context, not condoms’

SEXUAL-health campaigns for teenagers should take precedence over advertising condoms.

Going under

River baptism

Great catch

Peter Carter, an eel-catcher and willow merchant, presents the Bishop of Ely, Dr Anthony Russell, with a bucket of eels

Hard-fought matches for Cup semi-finals

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Murder charges reawaken

One of two men charged with the murder of Canon Rodney Hunter in November 2006 was sum­moned to a hear­ing at the High Court in Lilongwe on Wednesday...

Mourned

More than 1000 people attended the funeral of two German women whose bodies were found in Yemen.

Instruments are ‘out of tune’

SCHOOL HEADS and governors face “overbearing bureaucracy”,

Maddy birthday to you

NOT MANY men can say that the folk-rock icon Maddy Prior gave them personal 65th birthday concert.

Fears for Christians in Iran if protests continue

CHURCH LEADERS have expressed unease about the possible plight of the small Christian community and other minority groups in Iran.

Muslims and Christians ‘can share faith ethically’

GUIDELINES produced by the Christian-Muslim Forum were launched on Wednesday.

News in Brief

Registered; proud memorial;CUF offers grants to fight recession; Rabbi warns of new strain of anti-Semitism; Nurse quits job over crucifix ban; Learn...

Donor is ‘Trojan horse’ say US conservatives

THE conservative group, The American Anglican Council (AAC), is protesting about funding for the Listening Process on Human Sexuality

Church House faces more cuts

THE Church of England is facing further cuts in its national work.

Church relies on most generous ten per cent

HALF the Church of England’s income now comes directly from giving.

Vandals attack sanctuary

THE Belfast church where 114 Romanians received shelter was attacked by vandals on Monday night.

Faiths give £300m to Yorkshire

THE CONTRIBUTION of faith com­munities to the economy of the Yorkshire and Humber region amounts to almost £300 million per annum.

Ex-vicar ordered out of vicarage

A FORMER Vicar has been ordered by a court to leave within 28 days.



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