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Slight drop in CofE attendance
The latest statistics from the Church of England show a two per cent drop in attendance between 2009 and 2010
Strong support for monarchy among Britains Christians
Britains Christians are largely supportive of the Queen and the monarchy in general
Nigerian CofE priest becomes new curate for Irish churches
A man born in Nigeria and resident in Italy for a number of years is to become a new diocesan curate in the Church of Ireland
New Wine and CVM hope to reverse exodus of men from church
New Wine and CVM have formed a new partnership aimed at stemming the continuing departure of men from the church
Photo competition focuses on communication as a human right
The World Association for Christian Communication has launched its annual photo competition
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity gets underway
Churches around the world will be holding ecumenical celebrations
UK church delegation meets Palestinian President
A delegation of senior Church figures from the UK has met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
Jeffrey John reportedly suing Church over inequality
A senior clergyman in the Church of England reportedly blocked from becoming a bishop because of his sexuality is apparently preparing to take his employers to court under the countrys equality law
Jeffrey John reportedly suing Church over
A senior clergyman in the Church of England reportedly blocked from becoming a bishop because of his sexuality is apparently preparing to take his employers to court under the countrys equality law
Christians in northeast putting God at heart of communities
A church charity shop is providing a place for locals to find a listening ear as well as a bargain
Christian in northeast putting God at heart of communities
A church charity shop is providing a place for locals to find a listening ear as well as a bargain
Christianity magazine defends Driscoll interview
Christianity magazine editor Ruth Dickinson has defended an interview with US pastor Mark Driscoll as robust and fair
Mark Driscoll takes aim at the cowards in the British church
The fiery pastor sees a problem in the British church that there might not be enough Bible teachers who are willing to tell the truth
CofE on board for Queens Diamond Jubilee celebrations
All 13000 Church of England parishes are being asked to hold community lunches
Parishioners have their say on Churchs future
Parishioners are sharing their ideas about how the Church in Wales could look in the future
Christian values must remain central to public life
Bishop Michael NazirAli has called for greater respect to be shown towards the values of churches and Christian agencies
Archbishop urges Britain to be more positive towards young people
The Archbishop of Canterbury has used his New Years message to reflect on the causes of last summers riots and how Britain can do more to help its young people
Queen appoints traditionalist as new chaplain
The Queen has appointed the Rev Preb Paul Lockett as her personal and official chaplain
Happy end to the year for 12 cathedrals
The year has ended on a high note for 12 cathedrals after receiving grants towards major repairs
Single and lonely
The holiday season can be a distressing time for Christian singles that intensifies their feelings of loneliness