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Don't share chalice, say Archbishops
For weddings and a baptism — a single service
Bishops hold their nerve as reform of Lords looms again
Pledge Sunday helps polish off appeal
US decision triggers postal activity
Climate: the faiths ‘are mobilising’
Primate’s prayers for HM Forces
Similarly inclined
Legal argument
Illumination
Children stall need for funds
Brought together
“Run by faith”
Baptism row in school dispute
Trident plea
Doctor removed after same-sex protest
‘Healthier to be wed’
OFWAT resists water pressure
BNP members barred
State-of-the-art
Home news in brief
Back to the beginning
Foreign news in brief
Flair play
Atheists hit out at new Irish crime
Priest will stand for President
Patriarch invites RCs to join group
Tearfund: Church can answer community needs
Church projects hampered by targets, reports say
Dioceses to have joint initiative
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Don't share chalice, say ArchbishopsTHE Archbishops of Canterbury and York wrote to Bishops in the Church of England on Wednesday, recommending the suspension of the sharing of the chalice... |
For weddings and a baptism — a single serviceWEDDINGS can now be merged with baptisms in a single liturgy with the full blessing of the Church of England. |
Bishops hold their nerve as reform of Lords looms againBISHOPS continue to be hopeful about their future in the House of Lords, the Bishop of Winchester, the Rt Revd Michael Scott-Joynt, said on Wednesday |
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Pledge Sunday helps polish off appealMORE THAN a £¼ million was pledged in a single Sunday earlier this month at St Mary’s, Aldridge, in the diocese of Lichfield. |
US decision triggers postal activityA FLURRY of responses and clarifications followed the passing of two resolutions on human sexuality at the General Convention |
Climate: the faiths ‘are mobilising’CONCERN about climate change is causing religions to work for a common cause in an unprecedented way, a UN official has told an Islamic conference in... |
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Primate’s prayers for HM ForcesTHE Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of the importance of continuing to support the government of Afghanistan |
Similarly inclinedThe Archbishop of Canterbury was a guest at the end-of-term service at Bishop Gilpin Primary School in Wimbledon |
Legal argumentDr Desmond Tutu addressed 1800 lawyers from Advocates for International Development |
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IlluminationNew technology has been applied to an early printed prayer book, enabling it to be read almost like a present-day volume |
Children stall need for fundsA LEMONADE STALL set up by two small children at St George’s Church in the Canadian community of Georgetown, Ontario |
Brought togetherThe Bishop of Richborough, the Rt Revd Keith Newton SSC, presided and preached at a “Celebration of Faith” eucharist in Norwich Cathedral |
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“Run by faith”Peter Maiden, outgoing chairman of the Keswick Convention Council, spoke to crowds on Saturday in the second week of Keswick ’09. |
Baptism row in school disputeCLAIMS that 11-year-old Aston Padley’s application to St Joseph’s, a joint Roman Catholic/Church in Wales school in Wrexham |
Trident pleaMONEY SPENT on replacing Trident would be far better spent creating thousands of new jobs in Scotland |
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Doctor removed after same-sex protestA PAEDIATRICIAN, Dr Sheila Matthews, has been removed from an adoption panel at Northamptonshire County Council |
‘Healthier to be wed’THE CENTRE for Social Justice, the think tank set up by former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith |
OFWAT resists water pressureTHE water regulator, OFWAT, this week defended its policy of encouraging water companies to charge churches for surface drainage |
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BNP members barredMETHODISTS will not be able to belong to the BNP or any other racist party if they want to stay church members |
State-of-the-art[COL][IMAGE][COL] State-of-the-art: this 1904 Wolsey two-seater was first owned by the Revd Arnold Thewlis Thompson, of Harrogate. It fetched £38,90... |
Home news in briefLord’s Day sailings begin; Olympics evangelism conference held; Conservatives give notice to protester; YMCA chooses new chief executive; ‘Vulture’ move... |
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Back to the beginningThe Garden of Eden, and The Creation, two of the Spitalfields hangings designed by Polly Hope |
Foreign news in briefBiblica — still about light and Bibles; Concern for two million in Swat valley; MAF flies supplies to Sudan; Legal-aid provider arrested in Pakistan... |
Flair playThe Brazilian governing body has disciplined two footballers, Lucio and Kaka for displays of Christianity |
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Atheists hit out at new Irish crimeA NEW LAW in Ireland which, since last week, makes publication or utterance of blasphemous content a crime punishable by a €25,000 fine |
Priest will stand for PresidentAN announcement by the Governor of Pampanga in the Philippines, a Roman Catholic |
Patriarch invites RCs to join groupTHE Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, has called for Roman Catholics to be included in an ecumenical Churches’ umbrella body in Europe. |
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Tearfund: Church can answer community needsLOCAL churches are at the centre of issues affecting developing nations, and are uniquely placed to address local needs |
Church projects hampered by targets, reports sayA NEW Church Urban Fund (CUF) report, Churches in Action: Where churches are making a difference, says that projects involved in some of England’s most... |
Dioceses to have joint initiativeTHE DIOCESES of Portsmouth and Winchester are to have a single board of education. |
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