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Bosnia, a land pulled apart by ethnic and religious animosity IN THE EARLY and middle of the 1990s, our televisions carried the images into our living-rooms: devastated towns, burning houses, fleeing civilians, warring... Subscriber only	Out of the ashes If there is such a thing as an average Anglican priest, it is not the Revd Donald Reeves. During the 1980s and 90s, the radical Rector of St Jamess... Subscriber only	Responsibility for chancel there in black and white HISTORICALLY, the Church of England has discharged an important and influential role in the life of this country and, as the established Church, still... Subscriber only

Serb priest who won’t give up on the past DRESSED in a white silk robe, and swinging incense, Fr Zoran Perkovic leads his elderly congregation of about 30 round the outside of Sarajevos oldest... Subscriber only	Testing time In the face of strong criticism, many of the proposals in the third and final version of the Hind report on ordination training have been emasculated... Subscriber only	The earth accuses On a remote mountainside shrouded in pine trees in the Serb part of Bosnia, another mass grave is being uncovered. Two days of rain have made access by... Subscriber only

The goodness of women THIS IS a book about goodness, and the perplexity associated with that unfashionable and unyielding concept. Reta Winters is a 43-year-old novelist living... Subscriber only

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