World-renowned organist Mark Duly will give a recital in the Church of the Holy Rosary, Castlebar, on Friday, December 16, at 8pm, alongside The Mayo Male Voice Choir and St Joseph’s Secondary School Senior Choir.
Chapel of Worksop College with the Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.
The Anglican Parish of Christ the King in the City of God in Rio de Janeiro has joined forces with international mural artist Joel Bergner to produce three murals for its boundary walls.
The Inter-Anglican Standing Commission on Unity, Faith and Order met in Seoul, Republic of Korea 2 to 9 December 2011.
The head of Poland's largest child protection agency has urged the Roman Catholic church to respond to growing complaints of sexual abuse by its priests.
He warns riots will reoccur unless structural reforms are made to communities and families
Child maltreatment has not declined in spite of numerous policy initiatives to tackle the problem, research claims.
Parents should spend less on presents for their children because commercialisation is ruining Christmas, according to David Cameron’s top adviser on childhood.
In Limerick and Belfast Cathedrals
Does Santa Claus innoculate children from religion? Can the cultural myth and the Gospel message co-exist in a way that makes sense?
After gruelling negotiations in the South African city last week, world governments have come to an agreement on climate change.
Christian Aid is looking to the European Union to make the difference at climate talks in Durban - report on Saturday.
Archbishop Peter Akinola, retired Anglican Primate of the Church of Nigeria, has enthusiastically endorsed Nigeria’s anti-gay bill
The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission will take the Executive to court today over its failure to extend adoption rights to same sex and unmarried couples.
The number of couples divorcing 70-446 jumped 4.9 per cent last year, its highest in nearly a decade.
Problem families are each costing the taxpayer an astonishing £75,000 every year, new figures reveal as David Cameron prepares to announce new sanctions against unruly families.
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As the United Nations climate change conference (COP17) draws to a close in Durban, South Africa, the United Church of Canada’s Moderator, Mardi Tindal, writes in her daily blog that “the longing to see more leadership than politics runs deep here.”
A break between Rwanda and USA based wings underscores the difficulty of shifting denominational power across cultures and continents.
Living Worship looks at aspects of church music in a wider context than simply playing the organ or singing in a choir. Now in its 7th year, Living Worship has something to offer to everyone - musicians, clergy, other worship leaders, etc. - anyone who has an interest or involvement in music of worship.
The problem for the church as Lutheran bishop Mike Rinehart sees it is that
“Decisions are made for the benefit of those inside rather than those outside the church.”
Is the new Bishop of Washington, the Right Rev. Mariann Budde the woman to save the Episcopal Church?
The situation for Syria's Christians is worsening amid anti-regime protests, Open Doors USA has warned.
Samaritan’s Purse has evacuated its staff from a refugee camp in northern South Sudan due to escalating violence in the region.
Belfast Community Gospel Choir (BCGC) is hosting an evening of praise this Saturday at the Bronte Music Club, Banbridge.
An Excerpt from "The Collected Sermons of Walter Brueggemann"
Evangelist Billy Graham returned to his home in Montreat, North Carolina, on Tuesday afternoon following a six-day stay at nearby Mission Hospital in Asheville.