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A December general election could see nativity plays cancelled up and down the country, as primary schools will be needed for polling stations.

James Wood for MailonLine. 30 October 2019

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Christians are being urged by Churches Media Trust to make this Sunday (3rd November), a day of prayer for all members of the Media.

A newly elected Kenyan bishop has called on churches to support the fight against corruption and initiatives being made to unite the country.

Young people in Pakistan and Kenya are leading the way on care of the environment by taking practical steps to look after their communities

Churches and clergy in California have been helping coordinate evacuations and shelter for hundreds driven from their homes by wildfires

Two archbishops have backed new training for churches in the Democratic Republic of Congo, designed to help tackle the Ebola epidemic

A member of the Anglican Communion Office at the United Nations was awarded a Spirit of the United Nations award last week

The most important factor in the health of any team, organisation, club, household or relationship is this: how well are critical conversations handled?

Jon Kuhrt. Grace & Truth. 26 October 2019

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has announced he has launched a judicial review into the Home Office, claiming it has discriminated against Christian Syrian refugees.

Tola Mbakwe. Premier 26 October 2019

The Archbishop of Canterbury has taken Prime Minister Boris Johnson to task for his use of "inflammatory" language through the Brexit debate.

Daily Telegraph 27 October 2019

Britain is not a mean-spirited country and the Essex lorry deaths should remind us that we have long offered sanctuary to the oppressed

Archbishop John Sentamu. Guardian. 26 October 2019

Rick Warren has talked about how visiting a rural South African church transformed his ministry.

Tola Mbakwe. Premier. 23 October 2019

Dead people’s ashes cannot be exhumed to make jewellery, a church court has ruled, after a grieving widow wished to extract a teaspoonful of her late husband’s in order to create a ring

Gabrielle. Swerling. Daily Telegraph 27 October 2018

I don’t wish to bang on about the north/south divide, but it’s kind of depressing that until this week I had little idea about the most extraordinary restoration and regeneration project in Britain, mainly because I live in London and it’s happening 250 miles north. Well, I know now. A slightly bonkers day trip to Bishop Auckland in Co Durham left me dazed with admiration.

Richard Morrison. The Times. Octopber 25 2019

The Archbishop of Canterbury has taken Prime Minister Boris Johnson to task for his use of “inflammatory” language through the Brexit debate.

Press Association. Mailonline 27 October 2019

Authorities in China are reported to have demolished a 3,000-seater church in Anhui province and detained its pastors.

Christian Today 21 October 2019

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