Anglican primates’ discussions focus on evangelism and discipleship
A discussion by Anglican primates about evangelism and discipleship strategies was so lively, it continued through the lunch break.
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CSI pushes for gender-equal society in India
A gender conclave held by the Church of South India was “another significant milestone in the journey towards a gender equal society."
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If your pastor's house had glass walls, what would you see?
Troy Gramling, pastor of the 14,000-member Potential Church, are living in a glass house – literally – where viewers will be able to watch their every move.
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Will the real Santa Claus please stand up?
The 1,674 year old remains of Saint Nicholas may be about the be found. But at which of the sites that have long claimed to be his final resting place?
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Lack of respect for Donald Trump and the Bible caused Las Vegas shooting, says Pat Robertson
A 'profound disrespect for authority' including for President Trump is the reason behind the Las Vegas massacre, according to the conservative Christian evangelist Pat Robertson.
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Why Artificial Intelligence can never be the way, the truth and the life
Whereas religious believers are often accused of taking 'leaps of faith' as if secular people were immune from them, the techno-utopianism of Silicon Valley reminds us that humans cannot escape their religious drive
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Tearful Theresa May battles protester and coughing fits to outline 'the British dream'
A tearful Theresa May had to battle a protester and repeatedly losing her voice as she struggled to outline her vision for 'the British dream'.
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Archbishop’s “profound sense of shame” over Church abuse failings
The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of his “profound sense of shame” over church-based abuse of children and vulnerable adults.
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Unity between churches is most vibrant at local level, report finds
Churches must find unity in mission, says a new report from the Christian think tank Theos.
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Religion given government benefits in nearly half of countries - new poll
Almost half the world's countries favour a specific religion over other faith groups, new research has revealed.
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(Assisted) Death, Where Is Thy Sting?
Dying is a difficult, draining and all too often dreadful business. No matter how great our confidence that to be with Christ is far better, the process of getting there is rarely one we relish if we are honest.
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Puerto Rico religious leaders beg Trump for debt relief
Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands' religious leaders are begging for aid and a pause to debt repayments to help with the 'serious humanitarian crisis' following Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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Catholic School promises to use 'preferred pronoun' and 'preferred name' of transgender pupils
A Catholic all-girls school in Hammersmith, London has said teachers should use the 'preferred pronoun' and 'preferred name' of pupils who do not identify as female.
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Church will not hold weddings until same-sex union is allowed
A Texas congregation has voted that no couples can be married within its walls until the denomination permits same-sex weddings.
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London Mosque joins 13 churches and a synagogue to shelter rough-sleepers this winter
West London Mission's (WLM) Night Shelter opens this week and, for the first time ever, will include a mosque as one of its venues. This makes it the first out of the 90 plus winter night shelter schemes in the country to bring together churches, a synagogue and a mosque to provide accommodation for people experiencing homelessness.
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'God is present for those who are hurting': Las Vegas Pastors respond to recent shooting
Pastors of churches Las Vegas pastors report that the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history has prompted mourning, misery and prayer among their congregations.
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Is Darwinism finished?
Did Darwinism became so popular because it suited the needs of the Victorian middle classes who wanted to be able to enjoy their superiority and wealth and justify it without guilt?
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UK Disasters Emergency Committee launches appeal to help Rohingya Muslims
A charity appeal has been launched by the UK Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) to provide aid to the hundreds of thousands of people fleeing violence in Myanmar.
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Coptic Pope opens new Anglican media centre – JMECA
The Jerusalem and the Middle East Church Association citing ACNS. 3 October 2017
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