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Outward signs of inner light

Outward signs of inner light

Katy Hounsell-Robert visits a Salisbury sculpture exhibition

Rendering unto Caesar

Rendering unto Caesar

Nicholas Cranfield  visits 'Coins and the Bible' in a quiet corner of the British Museum

So passes the glory of the world

Roderic Dunnett hears  a work inspired by a grim image of Death, the great leveller

Resurrection in Norfolk church

Resurrection in Norfolk church

Pat Harvey reports on East Harling's newly dedicated painting

Walking away from religion

Peter Graystone sees an unbelievable twist on a familiar problem

Seventieth-birthday tribute to composer

Roderic Dunnett on a Philip Moore focus for a London festival

In the steps of . . . Fr Derek

In the steps of . . . Fr Derek

Pat Ashworth sees a new play about parish ministry in the Church of England

More story, less music, needed

More story, less music, needed

Stephen Brown sees a new documentary-drama about Britten

A great artist comes of age

A great artist comes of age

Nicholas Cranfield sees the Picasso show at the Courtauld

Finding joy in a leave-taking

Finding joy in a leave-taking

Pamela Tudor-Craig sees in Ascensiontide a feast of alabaster

Armenian master-illustrator

Armenian master-illustrator

Nicholas Cranfield sees a display of vivid Gospel manuscripts

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In the sitting room, wearing slippers

In the sitting room, wearing slippers

Murder takes place nightly on the television, and between the covers of best-selling books. Simon Parke looks at what lies behind our fascination with detective fiction  Subscribe to read more

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A compromised world like this

Game of Thrones challenges Christians to think about acting for God, argues Rachel Mann  Read More

Tue 11 Jun 13 @ 12:57
WATCH says it's "very encouraged by" HoB's women bishops legislative proposals, which "are, in essence, ones that WATCH can support"

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MA in Theology, Media & Communication starts in Sept - @pvall speaking at open day on 20 June at Uni of Chester: http://t.co/uoRGLCShs9