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Globally tens of thousands, including Abp Tutu, took the streets on Saturday over Israel's military action in Gaza

Globally tens of thousands, including Abp Tutu, took the streets on Saturday over military action in Gaza

11 August 2014

Christian Aid Gives Qualified Welcome To MPs' New Report On Gaza and West Bank

“The MPs’ report is extremely welcome because it puts the Gaza conflict into its wider context

06 August 2014

Connect with food, farming and countryside

Churches across the country are being encouraged to support Bring Home the Harvest campaign part of next month’s British Food Fortnight, BFF

05 August 2014

Bishops urge David Cameron to grant asylum to Iraqi Christians

UK has 'moral and historical obligation' to offer sanctuary to refugees driven from Mosul by Isis militants

04 August 2014

Prince Charles may meet Vicar of Baghdad

The office of the Prince of Wales has been in touch with Vicar of Baghdad Canon Andrew White

01 August 2014

Mission entrepreneurs to meet the Dragons

It began in Japan with the name Manê no Tora (Money Tigers), but is known in most of the world as Dragon's Den, its British name

01 August 2014

Human Trafficking – Archbishop's statement

Marking the first UN World Day against Trafficking in Persons, the Archbishop of Canterbury welcomes government efforts to combat human trafficking

30 July 2014

Theology of gender explored

Being made male or female should be a gift of God, not a weapon of oppression says a new paper by Christian Aid, Of the Same Flesh: exploring a theology of gender.

29 July 2014

C of E offers First World War resources

It was called the war to end all wars. Sadly, we know all too well that this was a mistaken view.

28 July 2014

Independent Inquiry Concludes Investigations

The Independent Inquiry chaired by Her Honour Judge Sally Cahill QC into the Church’s handling of reports of alleged sexual abuse by the late Robert Waddington, formerly Dean of Manchester, has now concluded its investigations.

25 July 2014