Prince William has no plans to snub Church of England role, say palace officials
Royal officials have denied claims that Prince William does not want to become Supreme Governor of the Church of England when he becomes king.
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Christian teacher to appeal ban over 'misgendering'
A Christian teacher is to appeal against being barred from the profession after he refused to use a student's preferred pronouns.
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Global leaders should seek out help of faith communities to address key challenges - report
As the world lurches from crisis to crisis, global leaders ignore the vital role of religious and spiritual communities in addressing them at their peril, a new report has suggested.
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Calls for Scotland to criminalise purchase of sex
A Christian charity is calling on the Scottish government to follow other countries in criminalising the purchase of sex.
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UK evangelical leader Roger Forster dies: 'In a league of his own'
Roger Forster, a prominent figure in the UK evangelical community and founder of the Ichthus Christian Fellowship neo-charismatic network, died peacefully at the age of 90 this week.
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Church of England investigation into Mike Pilavachi finds shortcomings in conduct
Mike Pilavachi's conduct fell short "of that expected of a priest in the Church of England", an investigation has concluded.
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Preacher must wait to hear if he is guilty of breaching abortion clinic buffer zone
Judgment has been reserved in the case of a street preacher prosecuted for holding a sign quoting Psalm 139:13 near an abortion clinic in Ealing.
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Prince William should abdicate if he's unwilling to be Church of England's Supreme Governor as king, says Queen's former chaplain
A former chaplain to the late Queen Elizabeth II has said that Prince William should abdicate if he is not prepared to become the Supreme Governor of the Church of England when he succeeds his father King Charles to the throne.
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SNP promises to 'reflect' after backlash against conversion therapy ban proposals
The SNP may be forced to tone down some of its proposals around banning so-called conversion therapy after concerns were raised that parental rights would be seriously undermined.
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Church apologises for John Smyth review delays
The Church of England has apologised for ongoing delays to the review into its handling of allegations of abuse against the late evangelical leader, John Smyth.
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Broadcaster tells how cancer brought her closer to God
Broadcaster and journalist Kate Nicholas has revealed how "a second cancer journey" brought her into a deeper relationship with God.
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Pro-lifer's trial over silent prayer delayed again
The trial of a Christian who prayed silently near an abortion clinic has been delayed for a second time.
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Street Preachers' Charter in development to prevent more arrests
A new charter is being developed after a number of high profile arrests and prosecutions involving street preachers.
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