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200 killed in Nigeria enthic attacks

At least 200 people, most of them Christians, have been murdered in ethnic attacks in Nigeria.

Haitian churchgoers look to future

There may not be a single Episcopal church standing in Port-au-Prince today but that lack of walls and roofs does not mean the church in Haiti is dead.

Dr Williams stars in ethics forum

The Archbishop of Canterbury has shone in a three-day conference called “Building an Ethical Economy,” sponsored by Trinity Church, Wall Street.

• Dr Williams wraps up Trinity conference

Malaysian worshippers defy bombers

Churches in Malaysia are full of worshippers despite attacks over the use of the word "Allah" by non-Muslim minorities.

Community key to climate justice

The United Nations Climate Change Conference turned out to be "extremely disappointing" because nations refused to make binding commitments.

Opposition grows to anti-gay Bill

Christian leaders from both sides of the human sexuality debate are converging in their opposition to Uganda’s “Anti-Homosexuality” Bill.

• Archbishop of York calls law 'victimising'

Mixed reaction to Obama address

Observers in the United States have had varying reactions to U.S. President Barack Obama's address on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.

Church leaders launch 'climate wave'

More than 20 senior church leaders gathered for a church service with 3000 other Christians to support an ambitious, fair and effective deal at the Copenhagen Summit on climate change.

• Tutu and church leaders mobilising on climate change

• Put the poorest first in climate debate, says archbishop

 

Lambeth hosts climate meeting

CWS launches Philippines appeal

Tutu wins prize for forgiveness

Pope accepts invitation to UK

Interfaith leaders press for peace

New fund urged on climate change

Relics of St Therese touring UK

Crowds stand vigil at Ground Zero

WCC criticized for gender inequality

Norwegian elected to head WCC

Editors' Picks

'New buoyancy' greets Bishop Kelvin

One of Dunedin's own, Dr Kelvin Wright, is installed as its ninth Anglican Bishop.

Big refit for century-old church

One of Gisborne's hidden treasures is to be restored for the whole community to enjoy.

Bishop challenges 'the good life'

The retiring Bishop of Auckland has laid his pastoral staff on the altar - and challenged Kiwi...

Pasefika farewells 'a prince of the church'

The funeral service for Archbishop Jabez Bryce, Bishop of Polynesia, followed two days of gath...

Churches rally to Haiti's aid

Church aid agencies are responding to the humanitarian disaster in Haiti.

Just how green can you get?

Respect for the environment is not an optional extra for the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan W...

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