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  • Recent census is 'call to action' for London's Christians

    The chairman of a major new mission movement in London is rallying churches to action following the recent Census results. The 2011 Census revealed a significant drop in the number of people in Britain describing themselves as Christians, down from 72% in 2001 to 59% last year - a fall of around four million people.

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  • Church of England Moves to Approve Gay Bishops, Conservatives Protest

    The Church of England has decided to drop its ban on gay clergy in civil partnerships seeking to become bishops, as long as they make a promise to remain celibate. Conservative Anglicans, however, insist celibacy would be difficult to enforce, noting that the decision undermines church doctrine on marriage.

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  • Christian Reality TV Shows on the Rise — What's Behind the Trend?

    "Divas for Jesus", "Sisterhood" and "Surrender the Secret" are upcoming reality television shows slated for a 2013 premiere which may leave some audiences to wonder, is there a reason for a rise in Christian-themed reality programming?

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  • TD and Serita Jakes Talk Love and Faith in New EBONY Issue

    Bishop T.D. Jakes and wife Serita Jakes have made many public appearances together, but never on the cover of EBONY magazine. Now, the pair is sharing what makes their love work in a feature story for the February issue, along with couples DeVon Franklin and Meagan Good and Clifford "T.I" Harris and Tameka "Tiny" Harris.

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  • Study: Protestants Struggle Most With Temptation of Eating Too Much

    The most common temptation that Protestants admit to is eating too much, according to a Barna study. Compared with Catholics (44 percent) and the rest of the American public (55 percent), Protestants (66 percent) are most likely to say they are often or sometimes tempted by eating too much.

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  • Russia Makes Religious Education Mandatory in Schools

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new bill into law that makes religious education mandatory for all schools in the country.

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  • The Awaken Movement to release new EP and workbook

    January sees the arrival of a stunning new EP and workbook from The Awaken Movement. Awaken are a US based church network that is planting in Europe.

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  • Russian adoption ban will hit disabled children, evangelical Christian families

    In the “before” photos a pro-adoption protester carried outside the Russian Parliament last week, little Anton Delgado looks bloody, bruised and listless — baby steps away from death. In the photos from after his adoption, his face fills out and his bandages come off. Twenty-three-month-old Anton sits propped up on a couch with his adopted parents and siblings in Texas, thanks — his adoptive mother, Vanessa, says — to the grace of God.

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  • Gary Haugen at Passion 2013: You Can Be the Generation That Ends Slavery in the World

    Gary Haugen, president and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM), told the 60,000+ Passion 2013 participants that 27 million people in slavery today is a massive problem of injustice in our world and that they must make this cause a priority, in what was both a plea for awareness and a challenge to take action Wednesday afternoon.

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  • US Institute on Religion & Democracy Predicts Top Church News of 2013

    Political shifts, continued economic hardship and changing religious trends could make 2013 a big year for church news. Below are IRD's predictions for what religious news stories have the most potential to make headlines in the coming year.

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