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15 March 2010

Labour are Committed to International Development

Poverty and justice are important issues for Christians. Read about the Labour Party's policies on international development, and what they are doing to tackle global poverty More ...

Esther Barlow

VOODOO HAITI, VOODOO WEST

Read Wieland's article about the history of Haiti from its formation to the current problems it faces. He engages with the idea of the demonic in Haiti and challenges the West to face it's own demons. More ...

Alfonso Wieland

2010 New Year Message from Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury

'when we do share the hopes that we really see what it is to belong together as human beings, discovering our own humanity as we honour the human dignity of others'. More ...

CofE Parliamentry Office

Good wishes to Christians from Kurdistan Region President

The President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq Masoud Barzani has sent good wishes and hopes of peace to Christians in Iraq and across the world. More ...

Labour Friends of Iraq call for extension of KRG policies across country

Concerned by the reduction in number of Christians in Iraq, Clive Furness calls for the policies implimented in Kurdistan to be extended across Iraq. More ...

Archbishop of Sudan to hold Public meeting

Archbishop Daniel Deng Bul will be meeting with MPs to discuss peace, war, faith and the future of Sudan. More ...

Speak New Year Newsletter

Read about what's going on at SPEAK in the next few months, their Soundcheck 2010 conference, March 1st Day of Action and more More ...

Letter From Unions Together

...in order to keep the right-wing Eurosceptics in the Tory Party happy, Cameron has promised to renegotiate all the workplace rights guaranteed by Britain being part of the European Union. More ...

Sign up to Rethink Trident

The government should scrap plans to spend in excess of £76bn on replacing Trident with a new generation of nuclear weapons. More ...

The Global Poverty Promise

The British people still want to make poverty history, and expect Labour to keep their promises. Find out how. More ...

Poverty and Conflict: Faith as a Solution or Cause?

Poverty and Conflict: Faith as a Solution or Cause? was the third seminar in the faith and development seminar series “New Perspectives on Faith and Development” More ...

G20: No More Business As Usual

The Jubilee Debt Campaign remind us that on Friday 4 September, the G20 Finance Ministers are meeting in London for the first time since April, and call us to action. More ...

Campaign Against Arms Trade National Gathering 2009

With elections looming and BAE Systems claiming it invests 'more and more in UK manufacturing', this event will provide the facts and skills you need to challenge the arms trade... More ...

Currency Trading Tax to Help Global Poor

When G8 leaders gather this week in Italy they need to decide how to raise money to meet the health needs of the world's poorest people.. More ...

New publication assesses global solutions to local issues

The New Local Government Network is publishing a collection of essays from local politicians and thinkers from around the world, looking at localist policies and new ideas on community engagement. More ...

Brown and Rudd debate at St.Paul's Cathedral

On the eve of the G20 summit, a unique debate took place at St.Paul's Cathedral. We reflect on it, and Stephen Beer challenges faith groups to contribute to the debate. More ...

Cadbury's Go Fairtrade

News of a big decision from Cadbury's and a big encouragement for the Stop the Traffik chocolate campaign More ...

Messed up world seeks those willing to Rise Up

Micah Challenge are asking Christians to pray for the upcoming G20 summit. Andy Clasper tells us why. More ...