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Christians urged to remember animal welfare pioneer William Wilberforce

Christians urged to remember animal welfare pioneer William Wilberforce

Clergy and congregations are being asked to celebrate the life and animal welfare work of William Wilberforce this Animal Welfare Sunday (Sunday 7 October 2007).

04 October 2007

Prayer to end poverty

Prayer to end poverty

Jon Denn, Administrator at the Trinity Church Conference Center in West Cornwall has created a wonderful movement for the church and the world called ‘Counting Prayers’.

04 October 2007

Archbishop of Wales warns proposed Anglican Covenant could lead to exclusion

Archbishop of Wales warns proposed Anglican Covenant could lead to exclusion

A laudable attempt to unite Anglicans is in danger of becoming a contract designed to cut off those who don’t conform, warns the Archbishop of Wales.

20 September 2007

Churches called to remember the plight of farmers in their Harvest Festivals

Churches called to remember the plight of farmers in their Harvest Festivals

The Bishop of Exeter has encouraged congregations not just to thank God for the food they eat but to remember the farmers who produce it at their Harvest Festivals. As Foot and Mouth disease continues to push farming into crisis, the bishop also called on churches to consider the Farming Help Charities when gathering their Harvest collections.

20 September 2007

Church of Ireland Gazette Editor speaks on Religious and media freedom in today's World

Church of Ireland Gazette Editor speaks on Religious and media freedom in today's World

Preaching on the Church of Ireland’s ‘Hard Gospel Sunday' (9th September) in St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, the editor of The Church of Ireland Gazette, Canon Ian Ellis, will say that there must be a renewed determination in the international community to protect religious freedom around the world.

11 September 2007

Report highlights long-term role for missionary deacons

Report highlights long-term role for missionary deacons

The role of deacons as missionaries to their communities should be taken more seriously, and people exploring a vocation to the priesthood should be encouraged to consider ministering as a deacon – the ‘diaconate’ - as a long-term option, argues a report from the Church of England’s Faith and Order Advisory Group published this week.

30 August 2007

Prayers for the 10th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales

Prayers for the 10th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales

The Church of England has published two prayers on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. The prayers, written by the Archbishop of Canterbury, will be used at the memorial service at the Guards Chapel on August 31st. They will also be available for use in churches around the country.

20 August 2007

Bishop to move to Cyprus and the Gulf

Bishop to move to Cyprus and the Gulf

The Rt Revd Michael Lewis, Bishop of Middleton, has been appointed Bishop of Cyprus and the Gulf. He will take up his duties in mid-November and will be based in Cyprus.

15 August 2007

Pedal power supports Canterbury Cathedral

Pedal power supports Canterbury Cathedral

27 intrepid cyclists left Canterbury Cathedral early on the 10th August to pedal 2,000 km to Rome

15 August 2007

Archbishop of York urges MPs to 'Do Nothing To Change Their Lives' this Summer

Archbishop of York urges MPs to 'Do Nothing To Change Their Lives' this Summer

Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, is to send every MP in the country some summer reading: The 100-Minute Bible and a guide to slowing down.

15 August 2007