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February 2007

• Pensioners assaulted, robbed, in Cathedral
• Churches march to mark ‘regret’ over slavery
• Plan for ‘street pastors’ to quell late-night trouble
• Graham Morrison
• Protest over water and sewerage charges for churches
• Church ponders gay adoption legal battle
• Catholic professors discuss challenges plurality online
• 'Vicious and uncompromising battle between believers and non-believers'
• Thousands march for peace in Glasgow and London
• The pain of being a Tory at the Beeb
• 'Abandoned' parents say they need more support
• Poverty: the damning facts
• Executive in secret talks on gay adoption
• Anger after pleas for tax rise on alcohol are rejected
• Praise be! Work is underway
• Overhaul is set to cut Kirk ministries
• Free Church surplus
• Praying for a miracle as new lead emerges
• Florence is Lanarkshire's grand old lady at 107
• Christians must 'change campaign strategy' to be heard in secular UK
• Council fails in appeal over school 'job for Catholics only'
• Sandy Callander
• Boost for family support project
• Working from home
• Sadie McLellan
• Songs of Praise service
• Scottish Primus reflects on the meeting of Anglican Primates
• £200,000 needed to help save Mackintosh mural
• Father Jim Thomson
• Minister’s bald move
• Pupils move into new schools
• Bill Cant
• Scots 'want say in how to spend aid'
• Chaplain offers a friendly face for visitors all at sea
• Poles help to fill pews at cathedral
• Glasgow Cathedral appoints new minister
• Catholics and Anglicans explore moves to reunite
• Former Portsoy minister takes up new role as Moray associate
• Could Alison still be alive in the hills of Kashmir?
• Capital fundraisers secure new school for Pakistan
• Doherty turned Barrowland into drugs den
• Scottish bishop warns of 'something sinister happening to religious freedom in UK'
• Organist's CD released to fund overhaul
• Easter 2007 booklet available for download
• Church joins union fight to help migrants
• 'Like Cameron, my son smoked his first joint as a teenager. Ten years later, he was close to death'
• New-look school reopened by Archbishop
• Kirk announces new Guild convener
• Anti-nuclear `Bin the Bomb' campaign launched in Scotland
• Buckfast boycott
• Bishop urges politicians to support family values
• CARE calls for robust marriage policies in response to UNICEF shock
• Minister defies Kirk on 'gay weddings'
• Botswana's plea for No 1 lesson on Africa
• NHS puts plans in place for Scotland to tackle pandemic
• Why don't we allow humanists to have their say?
• Rev J Finlay Squires
• Bible stories scheduled for CBBC channel
• Say yes to early sex education
• Vandals attack Carstairs Junction kirk
• David Marwick: 'Faithful, fun-loving, family man'
• New minister settles in
• Rhoda helps build a future for Kenyan students
• Church links set to become official
• Farewell to Bathgate minister
• Church that's been doing rather well south of the border for 175 years
• Will Celtic shindig begin a Sunday sailing for Lewis?
• Historian ahead of his time
• Iraq militants kill Christian official
• Kirk Moderator addresses Scottish Parliament on slave trade
• Cardinal hits out at 'hedonists' in gay adoption row
• New global alliance of Churches meets for historic first assembly
• 'Catholic duty of care must not be denied'
• Keeping faith
• Soul Survivor set to launch Hope08 across the UK
• Man faces murder charges
• Time stands still on clock repair
• Mackintosh church gets £1m facelift
• Charity leaves door open for city volunteers