A group of fifteen mature postgraduate students have been set an amazing challenge. They must travel no less than 3,000 miles and raise at least £30,000 for charity - and spend no more than £30 in doing so. All this has to be achieved in just 60 hours from 11th - 13th March.
15 February 2002
A Eucharist for 3500 people gathered in a giant marquee will be the climax of the Diocese of Oxford’s three-day ‘Unconventional’ Convention in July.
12 February 2002
What has been called one of the "poorer years" for St George's College by its Dean, 2001 saw only 146 pilgrims in contrast to 450 in 1999.
12 February 2002
A new course to help married couples strengthen their relationships is to be launched on St. Valentine's Day by Alpha International, the charity responsible for the Alpha course.
12 February 2002
The Anglican Bishop of Bristol has been at the forefront of leading the Church of England to the brink of an historic pact with the Methodist Church.
02 February 2002
The newly built Canterbury Cathedral International Study Centre will welcome the next Conference of European University Chaplains, taking place between 14 and 20 May 2002.
31 January 2002
Last month, at HM Prison, Maghaberry, Ireland a new Braille words edition of the new Church Hymnal was officially launched.
31 January 2002
The first lay person to be appointed Chief Secretary of Church Army, Captain Philip Johanson, has been awarded the OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours List "for services to Church Army".
31 January 2002
More than a dozen senior Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders from the Holy Land have concluded an unprecedented joint declaration pledging themselves to work together for a just and lasting peace.
22 January 2002
One week ago the Israeli military attacked and demolished 53 Palestinian homes in Rafah, in the south of Gaza on the Egyptian border. Tanks and military bulldozers invaded Rafah refugee camp at 2 am and proceeded to destroy these homes with no provocation.
22 January 2002