Charles Wood Summer school; Broadcast Sung Eucharist; Recitals; New release
Archbishop condemns South Africa mine deaths; Pussy Riot guilty of hooliganism after cathedral protest; Killings: Nigeria on brink of anarchy; Sudanese refugees face 'disaster; Ethiopian church patriarch dies; South Carolina mulls secession
Malawi churches unite to promote better management; Canada: Let’s help aboriginal families heal; Indian churches try to broker peace in Assam; Billy Graham returns home after hospital stay; Aretha Franklin inducted into Gospel Music Hall of Fame
St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh and Edington Priory including the first broadcast of a new composition commissioned for the Choirbook for the Queen, a collection of contemporary anthems, published to celebrate Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee.
Episcopalians becoming more engaged in Anglican Communion; Vacancy - Anglican post in Rome; Kenyan Anglican youth to mobilise a million voters; Archbishop of York on Zimbabwe: "Don't Give Up Now”; Congolese churches issue a 'cry of distress' over war; Christian communicators support better radio service for indigenous people; Opposing gay marriage is not discrimination says Church leader; Evangelist Billy Graham Hospitalized
Jonathan Veira Tour comes to St Patrick’s, Ballymoney; Jared Anderson to release The Narrow Road; Francesca Battistelli to release Christmas album
National Council of Churches leaders express heartache at shootings in Sikh temple; NZ Cathedral could be restored at a price - bishop; Nuclear disasters are lessons for the generations, says Japanese theologian; Nigerian Christians vent frustration after another church attack
African communicator sought for regional and Provincial role; Call for new strategy for Africa; Restoring trust in Africa; Thousands helped in drought hit East Africa; Post war Sri Lanka needs trust for peace and reconciliation; Thousands without clean water in Assam; WCC affirms appeal for peace in Syria from Patriarch Ignatius
New US National Cathedral dean: We are a 'pragmatic, evolving tradition'; Norway called beacon of hope one year after massacre; Mixing Bibles, bars and beer, missionaries head for the pubs
Irish winner of the Choir & Organ Composition Competition 2012; New Communion anthems
Syria violence spreads into Christian areas; First woman bishop in Virginia; National gathering to explore ways to start and strengthen Latino, Hispanic ministry; Sectarian violence in Nigeria "goes beyond just religious tensions"
Iraqi cathedral children survive double bomb blasts; Anglicans in Zimbabwe threatened with arrest, barred from shrine once again; US National Cathedral names new dean; Hong Kong churches protest Beijing-sponsored school curriculum
Kids Choir gives pitch perfect performance with just 10 days notice; Youth choir from Northern Ireland is stopping by New Orleans; Composers who put British music on the map ; Megan joins Ulster Youth Training Choir
Annual Lecture in honour of Dr Rowan Williams; Zambians with HIV learning to live "a positive life”; Faith leaders at White House AIDS forum emphasize need for partnerships; New international society to support scholars of media, religion and culture; Korean missionaries worldwide reach 20000; Pakistani Christians praying for their Olympic team
Currently includes Truro, Hereford, St John's, and New College
Commemoration of Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frederick Handel and Henry Purcell
Syria's Christians fear being attacked; Global South Primates issue a Communiqué from Bangkok; Arms Trade Treaty must regulate ammunition say religious leaders; Faith-based groups 'strong allies' in AIDS fight; Saskatchewan to elect indigenous bishop; French town creates 'Esplanade of Religions' for greater understanding; Tutu supports decriminalisation of homosexuality worldwide
On the internet at present.
Anglican Communion weekly news review; Anglicans to host major conference on health and healing; Korean church group proposes peace projects for WCC's 10th Assembly
Conductor and Organ Scholar appointed at Trinity College Dublin Chapel; Fifty Shades of Grey helps The Tallis Scholars rise up classical music charts; Cookstown Youth Choir set to perform at Olympic festival event in Belfast; Greater Harmony Chorus to Tour Ireland; Owl City announces world tour dates; Live performance video from MercyMe
American Nun Responds To Vatican Condemnation; Russian patriarch calls for reconciliation in ceremony at massacre site; UN chief urges Iraq and Iranian opposition group to work together to finish group's relocation; Nigeria: Interfaith Delegation Releases Report on Violence; Arab Spring a mixed blessing for Christians; Berlin art show explores tradition and taboo in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
On the internet at present. Plus video reports on Westminster Abbey Choir’s visit to St Peter’s.
Sudan refugee crisis 'worsening’; Church leader hopeful about Egypt's future; Million+ Brazilians march for Jesus; Anglican Church assisting amid conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo
Anglican weekly review; Responses in the USA to the Episcopal Church's decision on same-sex blessings
A gliding Pope and comfort breaks; Bargain CD Psalm Collection; Snapshot of Stephen Cleobury
Episcopal Church OKs Same-Sex Blessings; NZ Church: We Need to Talk About Marriage; Episcopal Church Convention 'declines to take a position' on Anglican Covenant; NZ Cathedral deconstruction on hold, PM says; Church charities rush aid to flood-damaged Assam state in India; Kenya: Churches Security Tightened After Attacks
Australian Anglicans visit Japan, hear stories of surviving the tsunami; Archbishop of Canterbury to publish new book; Archbishop Desmond Tutu to speak at several Honolulu events in August; Faith leaders assess South Sudan's progress on nation's anniversary; Brazil's census shows more evangelicals, fewer Roman Catholics; Resolution on same-sex blessings The Episcopal Church
Canterbury - "Peace is the only option" for Sudan and South Sudan; Refugee Children Dying at Alarming Rate in South Sudan, Aid Groups Say; Evangelicals Fight Over Therapy To 'Cure' Gays; Monsoon rains cause havoc in Bangladesh; Pakistani Christian group demands exclusive province for minorities
Dioceses in U.S., U.K. and Africa hope for ‘continuing Indaba’; Global pressure on Brazil over 'Earth's most threatened tribe’; Christian communicators support indigenous radio project in Peru; Christian, Muslim leaders condemn church attacks in Kenya
Church in Sudan makes new appeal for people in conflict-torn Malakal area; Malawi needs support for flood affected households; Nazir-Ali: How Mohammed Morsi, Egypt’s first Islamist president, interprets Sharia law will be a crucial test; President of Egypt, Dr. Mohammed Mursi meets with Christian leaders; At least 15 die in grenade attacks on Kenya churche; Church of Nativity becomes World Heritage Site