New Wine leaders pay tribute to late founder
Moving tributes have been paid to New Wine founder Bishop David Pytches, who passed away on Tuesday night surrounded by his family.
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Soul Survivor launches independent review following Mike Pilavachi safeguarding investigation
Soul Survivor, the church formerly led by Mike Pilavachi, has announced an independent review into its culture and practices.
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Christian preacher arrested for Islam protest can appeal
A Christian preacher who was arrested for holding up placards protesting Islam after a terrorist attack in London has been given permission to appeal a previous ruling upholding his arrest.
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UK archaeologists use metal-detecting hobbyists' finds to study medieval faith
Archaeologists hope to capitalize on a local fad for metal detecting to examine pilgrimage and personal piety in areas where the written record is thin.
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Christians join vigil outside Downing Street to bring home Israeli hostages
Thousands of people, including Christians, gathered outside Downing Street on Sunday for a vigil calling for the release of Israelis who have been held hostage since the Hamas terror attack on Israel on 7 October.
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Court postpones silent prayer hearing
An army veteran criminally charged for praying silently outside an abortion clinic has expressed disappointment after the court postponed a hearing into his case.
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King meets Archbishop and faith leaders
"Today's visit by the King was a wonderful encouragement to remain united in partnership and friendship – as many people of faith are doing across the country."
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Lib Dem peer's bill seeks disestablishment of Church of England
Liberal Democrat peer Lord Scriven said that his bill on disestablishment was "long overdue" and that the Church of England's current status was "a historic quirk".
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Church of England General Synod backs trial of standalone services for same-sex blessings
Today the General Synod of the Church of England voted for a motion which encourages the House of Bishops to commend Prayers of Love and Faith and introduce liturgy for standalone services of blessing for same-sex couples.
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After Sunak's Cabinet reshuffle, where do new ministers stand on abortion and assisted suicide?
After the sudden dismissal of Suella Braverman as Home Secretary earlier today, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has undertaken a major cabinet reshuffle ahead of his Autumn Statement next week.
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Church of England Synod gathers to consider same-sex blessings
Members of the Church of England's parliamentary body, General Synod, are convening to consider prayers of blessing for same-sex couples.
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Indi Gregory dies after withdrawal of life support
Baby Indi Gregory has tragically died after her life support was removed on Sunday.
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Christian teenager laid to rest
Elianne Andam, the Christian teenager stabbed to death on her way to school in September, has been laid to rest.
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