Church in Wales Governing Body: Net Zero is costly, members are told ...
THE Archbishop of Canterbury has praised the Pope for speaking out against injustice and about hope; has commended working together for the common good; and has endorsed the strengthening power of ...
Acts 7.55-60; Psalm 31.1-5,15-16; 1 Peter 2.2-10; John 14.1-14 SOME words of wisdom from the NHS: “Separation anxiety is common in young children, but it’s a normal part of children’s development and ...
WITH less than four years left for the Church in Wales to achieve its goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2030, a briefing paper and a presentation on three fronts have commended the achievements ...
Have a go at our next caption competition (above). Send entries by email only to captioncompetition@churchtimes.co.uk by 9 a.m., Monday 4 May. We invite readers’ ideas for photos: please provide a ...
Church in Wales Governing Body: Members vote to make five-year trial of same-sex blessings permanent
THE Governing Body (GB) of the Church in Wales has voted overwhelmingly in favour of making its trial liturgy for the blessing of same-sex marriages or civil partnerships permanent. A two-thirds ...
A PARTNERSHIP of churches in Mozambique and London is helping communities to recover from the catastrophic flooding across swaths of the Southern African country. Tens of thousands of people had to be ...
THE calling to walk alongside people in their journey of faith has never been limited to ordained or licensed lay ministers. Over the past 30 years, training for spiritual directors, who may also be ...
RESEARCHERS working for the charity Christian Solidarity Worldwide found that there had been a significant increase in 2025 in violations of religious freedom in Nicaragua. These included threats, ...
A PRIEST who completed the 192-mile Coast to Coast walk has said that, while undertaking the challenge, he was “more reliant on Jesus in a different way”. The Vicar of Ranmoor, in Sheffield diocese, ...
THERE are few industries that are at once both so essential to modern life and yet potentially so destructive of it as mining. The extractive industries underlie and make possible almost every aspect ...
THE crisis that continues to face Sir Keir Starmer is extraordinary, given the circumstances in which he came to power: a huge majority, a discredited opposition, a clear, if daunting, agenda: low ...
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