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A church-run mental health project has provided five laptops and internet data to help participants stay in touch from home during the pandemic.

Church of Englnd website. 6 January 2020

Yonat Shimron. Religion News Service. 6 January 2021

Deborah Whitehead. Religion News Service. 6 January 2021

Jack Jenkins. Religion News Service. 6 January 2021

Church leaders have united in condemnation of the actions of protesters who stormed the US Capitol Building attempting to block the confirmation of Joe Biden's election victory. Heres a snapshot:

Premier News 6 January 2020

Religion News Service. 6 January 2020

This is the script of Thursday morning’s Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, written late on Wednesay evening.

Bishop Nick Baines. 7 January 2020

Churches and mosques weigh up risks after announcement that places of worship can remain open

Harriet Sherwood. Guardian 5 January 2020

Last November, the Church of England published Living in Love and Faith (LLF), a set of resources about relationships, marriage, sexuality and identity. The Rev Dr Ian Paul, Anglican theologian, blogger and editor of Grove Books, speaks to Christian Today about LLF and where these discussions might lead.

Christian Today 4 January 2020

Bishop of Manchester David Walker says uneconomic Victorian urban buildings most at risk

Hasrriet Sherwood, Guardian. 5 January 2020

In almost every country the hidden enemy has struck.The virus has messed up the lives of so many. Across the world almost two million people have died. And just as the vaccine is offering great hope, a new strain is emerging.

Justin Welby. The SUN. 24 December 2020

The Archbishop of Canterbury said last Thursday that he drew hope for the New Year from his experience of working as a junior hospital chaplain during the pandemic.

Steve Doughty for the Daily Mail and Matt Drake for the Mail online. 1 January 2021

Archbishop Justin Welby preached this sermon  at Southwark Cathedral, on the 850thanniversary of Archbishop Thomas Becket preaching at St Mary Overie. 

Church of England website. 11 December 2020

Read the Archbishop's sermon preached during the Christmas Day Eucharist at Canterbury Cathedral.

Church of England website. 25 December 2020

In 2015, the boss of a card payments company in Seattle introduced a $70,000 minimum salary for all of his 120 staff - and personally took a pay cut of $1m. Five years later he's still on the minimum salary, and says the gamble has paid off. Raised in deeply Christian, rural Idaho, Dan Price is upbeat and positive, generous in his praise of others and impeccably polite, but he has become a crusader against inequality in the US.

Stephanie Hegarty. BBC. 28 February 2020

Bob Smietana Religion News Service 24 December 2020

A new poll of Britain’s Generation Z finds older adolescents and younger adults are more likely to believe in God than are millennials, the demographic ahead of them.

Jack Jenkins. Religion News Service. 29 December 2020

The world has been battered by a series of billion-pound disasters linked to climate change from wildfires to storms this year, a report has warned.

Press Association on Premier News. 28 December 2020

More has been written about Thomas Becket, the archbishop hacked to death in Canterbury Cathedral exactly 850 years ago, than any other non-royal English person of the Middle Ages. And yet it seems it's still possible to discover new things about his remarkable life.

Stephen Mulvey. 27 December 2020

Congregations have shown great adaptability in the pandemic, and churches could again be at the heart of British life

Simon Jenkins.Guardian 26 December 2020