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Sentamu is confirmed for York
Sift out racists, selectors urged
Pastor to repay £200,000 after charity probed
Cathedral catwalk
News in brief
New man
Clarke acts to close 'extremist' mosques
Ex-soldier preaches peace after civil war in Angola
Churches rally to show solidarity
Sydney records three-per-cent rise
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Sentamu is confirmed for YorkDR JOHN SENTAMU legally became Archbishop of York at a ceremony in St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, in London, on Wednesday of last week. |
Sift out racists, selectors urgedTHE Ministry Division must take a stronger stance on racism in the ordained ministry, to the extent of adopting a strong policy line on membership of... |
Pastor to repay £200,000 after charity probedTHE CHARITY COMMISSION has warned that trustees must not let personal interests conflict with their duties as trustees. |
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Cathedral catwalkModels showed off outfits from a nearby boutique at Ripon Cathedral on Tuesday. |
News in briefForum criticises new Terrorism Bill; Church leaders back football fan’s case; Ruling on prisoners’ vote hailed; Hospice Day launched with music; Forum... |
New manThe next Dean of Manchester is to be the Revd Rogers Govender. |
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Clarke acts to close 'extremist' mosquesTHE HOME SECRETARY, Charles Clarke, laid down the limits to the growth of radical Islam in Britain at the start of the Muslim fast of Ramadan. |
Ex-soldier preaches peace after civil war in AngolaA FORMER soldier in Angola is using peace-education techniques learnt in South Africa to help congregations find healing for their country, which has... |
Churches rally to show solidarityANGLICAN LEADERS in Bradford have spoken of the grief among the city's large Pakistani population after Saturday's earthquake in south Asia. |
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Sydney records three-per-cent riseTHREE YEARS into the Sydney diocese’s ambitious ten-year programme to draw ten per cent of the population into "Bible-based" churches, the Archbishop... |
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