(If you cannot make all sessions you are welcome to attend any you can make; it is possible to attend any sessions you miss elsewhere in the diocese subsequently and still receive the certificate for completing the full course).
Worship Centrals London conference this weekend is set to welcome inspirational speakers innovators and worship leaders as they share their insight and experience with the churchs next generation of worship leaders
Christian volunteers and foster parents at a Moroccan orphanage were forced to abandon dozens of children on Monday after they were accused of proselytising
For many people living in the Mediterranean the cross is just a decorative symbol but Operation Mobilisation has set itself the challenge of bringing a realisation among the people living there that it means so much more than that
An orthodox Anglican group has voiced concern after the Bishop of Liverpool called upon the Church of England and the Anglican Communion to allow a variety of ethical views on homosexuality
A conservative group in the Church of England has warned that Christians face an even more difficult environment after last weeks vote in the House of Lords to lift a ban on religious ceremonies for civil partnerships taking place in churches
A succession of bets placed by a man who left his estate to Oxfam when he died could raise more than a third of a million pounds for the charity over the next ten years including 100000 if Roger Federer wins this years Wimbledon in June as is widely expected
A Haitian judge signed an order for release of one of two American volunteers in jail on child kidnapping charges But an administrative problem has delayed her release
The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland the Most Rev Alan Harper has called on Northern Ireland to continue building on the progress that has been made in establishing a lasting peace
Christian youths on Friday kicked off a timezone crossing prayer chain for persecuted believers that began in New Zealand and will go around to about 50 countries
The leaders of the United Reformed Baptist and Methodist Churches have urged politicians not to use asylum as a political football during their election campaigns
Joining in the local Big Tidy up - Friday 23 October