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- African food crisis is part of a ‘silent tsunami’
- Rejoicing in Jamaica over medal tally
- Archbishop fears for his humiliated compatriots
- Florida Outpouring: Bentley to be humbled for a season
- Anger at removal of Newman’s remains
- Greenbelt to offer rock, controversy, and circus
- Villagers displaced
- US candidates woo voters with ethics
- Hamas son hides in US after conversion
- ‘We don’t give up because we know God is with us’
- Laid-back
- RSCM reaches out to all choirs
- C4 documentary ‘shallow’, says cleric
- Armenia suffers from nearby conflict
- Noel Ford missing off page 2
- White treasure
- News In Brief
- To arms
- Sacred steps
- ‘Please God, not London!’
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%235%23.jpg "© not advert") African food crisis is part of a ‘silent tsunami’AID AGENCIES have said that up to 14 million people could be affected by the escalating food crisis in East Africa. |
%235%23.jpg "© not advert") Rejoicing in Jamaica over medal tallyTHERE was dancing in the aisles in Jamaican churches on Sunday, when the West Indian nation scooped all three medals. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Archbishop fears for his humiliated compatriotsA LEADING Georgian churchman this week described the situation in his country as “appalling”, despite some signs of a Russian withdrawal. |
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Florida Outpouring: Bentley to be humbled for a seasonTODD Bentley, the revivalist behind the Florida Outpouring, has resigned from the Board of Fresh Fire Ministries |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Anger at removal of Newman’s remainsTHE VATICAN’S decision to remove the earthly remains of Cardinal John Henry Newman to a new grave has aroused the wrath of campaigners. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Greenbelt to offer rock, controversy, and circusTHOUSANDS of revellers will converge on Cheltenham Racecourse today for the Greenbelt Festival. |
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Villagers displacedMORE THAN 185,000 Christians have fled their homes in strife-torn south-west Mindanao. |
US candidates woo voters with ethicsTHE US presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain appeared together for the first time since they were nominated. |
Hamas son hides in US after conversionTHE SON of a prominent member of the Palestinian Islamic organisation Hamas has converted to Christianity and is living in penury in California. |
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‘We don’t give up because we know God is with us’IT IS HARD not to be moved by Canon Andrew White’s commitment to the people of Iraq. |
Laid-backAngela Conner’s sculpture Rocking Lady, |
RSCM reaches out to all choirsTHE Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) is to launch a recruitment drive this autumn. |
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C4 documentary ‘shallow’, says clericTHE Revd Joanna Jepson has disowned the Channel 4 documentary Make Me a Christian |
Armenia suffers from nearby conflictIT CAME fourth in the Eurovision Song Contest; at the time of writing, it has picked up five bronze medals at the Olympic Games. |
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White treasureA 500-year-old alabaster sculpture of the Deposition |
News In BriefNew Dean of Gibraltar appointed; Vicar rallies knife-sales support; Bishop Scriven to minister to South America; Bishop Scriven to minister to South America... |
To armsAn illustration for an armorial of the bishops of England and Wales from the time of St Augustine to the 1690s, |
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Sacred stepsA member of Ballet Rambert performing in St Paul’s Cathedral a fortnight ago |
‘Please God, not London!’WHENEVER it was time for me to move in my ministry as a vicar or bishop, I prayed: “Please God, not London!” |
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