Updated: Friday, 9 May 2008, 17:07 (BST)
PM praises Christians, endorses Global Day of Prayer
Prime Minister Gordon Brown hosted a reception at 10 Downing Street on Wednesday in honour of the Global Day of Prayer London taking place at...Government's treatment of migrants 'shameful', says bishop
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Brentwood, Thomas McMahon, has strongly criticised the Government’s failure to regularise undocumented migrants living...UK guilty of ‘hypocrisy’ over Iran, says Church of Scotland Council
Church of Scotland Church & Society Council chides Britain for breaching nuclear arms treaty whilst demanding disarmament from others.
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Culture & Youth
New teen band Mission Six debuts on Radio Disney Incubator
New teen band Mission Six is currently featured on the Radio Disney Incubator, where the band will be featured during the month of May.
Life & Health
Study finds shorter radiotherapy courses work
A shorter radiation course at a lower overall dose appears as safe and effective as the standard treatment delivered over a longer period of time for women with early breast cancer, researchers said...World News
Luis Palau hits Jamaica with good news
American evangelist Luis Palau preached the Good News of Jesus Christ to an estimated 150,000 people in Jamaica’s capital city of Kingston this...US lawmakers want Olympic opening ceremony boycott
Conservative and liberal members of Congress banded together on Thursday to urge a US government boycott of the opening ceremonies of the Summer...US urged to put Vietnam back on religion blacklist
A US religious freedom watchdog group urged the United States on Friday to put Vietnam back on a religious rights blacklist, two years after the...
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Thirst for Life: Could you go alcohol-free?
In an age of binge drinking and hedonism, one Christian charity is challenging people to go alcohol-free for 40 days to see if they can take control of their lives and set a good example to others.Advertisement
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A letter from Zimbabwe
Zimbabweans are asking Christians elsewhere to rise up and press their leaders to take action.