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Smaller churches struggle to livestream their services on YouTube
Smaller churches have not been able to host their online services at their requested time on YouTube.
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Vicar bikes around neighbourhood with mic and loudspeakers to share Gospel during lockdown
A London vicar is biking around his neighbourhood with a microphone and loudspeakers to bring mobile church services to people confined to their homes because of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Sacked lecturer accuses uni of 'bringing back blasphemy as a crime'
Dr Chris Hill, formerly a lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire, was initially suspended after emailing its student union in response to a notice about 'hate speech'.
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Another missionary dies in Cameroon shooting
Father Cosmas Omboto Ondari, 33, a Kenyan missionary with the Mill Hill religious order, died when men in combat fatigues opened fire on his church.
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Lead LGBT people to Jesus, not heterosexuality, says ex-lesbian tells Christians
A popular poet and writer who left her lesbian life behind after becoming a Christian is offering some words of advice about how Christians can effectively engage with the LGBT community.
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Huge Bible slogan up for 4 Guinness World Records
A huge slogan painted on a bare Mexican hillside is in the running for no less than four Guinness World Records.
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Religious people sleep better at night, study suggests
A new study has found that people who participate in religious activities are more likely to sleep better at night compared to people who are less religious.
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This is what the 'face of God' looks like, according to more than 500 American Christians
Researchers from the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill have asked more than 500 American Christians about their perceptions of God's appearance to construct a composite face that reflects how the study participants imagined God to look like.
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Paul Ryan fires House chaplain because he was 'aligned with Democrats'
The chaplain for the US House of Representatives has been forced to step down amid accusations he was 'aligned with Democrats'.
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Young people aren't even curious about God, new research suggests
Young people are showing little interest in God or questions of faith, new research is claiming.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to be married by Justin Welby
The Archbishop of Canterbury will marry Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Kensington Palace announced today.
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Churches urged to back #TruthToPower campaign to see entire Bible read in Parliament Square in 2018
Church leaders around the UK are being urged to back a vision to see the entire Bible read out loud in Parliament Square throughout 2018.
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Orthodox living: London council builds flats with automatic lifts and separate kitchens to suit Haredi Jews
A London council will build housing with features specifically aimed at the Orthodox Jewish community including lifts that don't require manual operating for the sabbath and separate kitchens to accommodate kosher rules.
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British ISIS fighters can't be rehabilitated and need to be killed, says government minister
The international development minister has said of British fighters for Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria that 'the only way of dealing with them will be, in almost every case, to kill them'.
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'Crucify no voters' graffitied on church walls in Australia's toxic same-sex marriage poll
'Crucify "no" voters' has been graffitied on a Melbourne church in the latest call to violence during Australia's increasingly toxic same-sex marriage postal survey.
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Mark Driscoll is back after exactly three years... so how did it happen?
Too soon, anyone? The extraordinary return to public prominence of 'Pastor' Mark Driscoll, who was this week announced as the latest recruit to faith-based mega-blog Patheos, will surprise few people.
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30,000 bellringers can't be wrong. So what's so great about the Church?
Last weekend, to mark Heritage Open Days, Ecclesiastical, the UK's leading insurer of Grade Ilisted buildings, combined forces with the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers to celebrate and highlight the role churches play in their local communities.
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Will armed police be mingling with Greenbelt crowds?
Heavily armoured secret police will patrol the UK's bank holiday festivals this weekend in a sign of increased tensions over another terrorist attack.
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Pastor and doting father of five killed as plane crashes shortly after take-off
Pastor Trevor Morris, 40, who led Union Hill Baptist Church in Brownsboro, Texas, died tragically Thursday morning when a plane in which he was traveling crashed near Tyler Pounds Regional airport shortly after takeoff.
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Former Archbishop Rowan Williams: Religious minorities must be at heart of any Iran deal
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams is leading a campaign urging western countries to put religious minorities at the heart of any future deal with Iran
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Family pelted with stones by youths shouting 'Jews', police under fire for 'appalling' response
Police have come under fire for their handling of an incident over the bank holiday weekend in which a family on a trip to the Kent seaside were pelted with stones by a mob of racist youths shouting 'Jews'.
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'The devil's come down': How rape and murder are stalking the displaced of South Sudan
With South Sudan facing the worst refugee crisis in Africa, and increased violence which risks escalating into ethnic genocide leaving a major crisis in northern Uganda, one London-based Christian charity is doing all it can to help those affected.
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His goal was a New Reformation: Don Carson on Mike Ovey
Don Carson surveys Mike Ovey's public life, and pays tribute to his work as a scholar and writer, a churchman and theologian, a mentor and educator. But above all, his vision was for a new reformation, and his significance of his life is as a reformer.
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Artist apologises for road sign that was feared to be an anti-Jewish hate crime
An artist has apologised for a road sign which caused offence in London's Jewish community because it was interpeted as meaning 'Beware of the Jew'.
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