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April 2008

• The Reverend Robert Philp
• Baptists focus on the future at forthcoming Assembly
• Police act to stop clergy attacks
• Debate on sexual health 'closed down by Catholic Church'
• Unsung heroes of young people's work celebrate
• Make this Sunday a 'Day of Prayer' for Zimbabwe, says Kirk
• Cardinal's shoulder fixed in latest operation
• Church entrepreneurs make a difference
• William Bowie
• Families who don't believe in God failed by education, humanists say
• Bible offer rebuffed by SNP councillor
• David looks ahead to top Kirk job
• Free Presbyterian official admonished after hitting kids with belt
• Honorary doctorate for Free Church College principal
• Churches on the front line in Hamilton
• Presentation Bibles offer prompts furore
• Fr Hugh McGinlay
• Sunday Herald issues apology
• Healing room opens in Selkirk
• Solicitor-General condemns current Act of Succession
• Bishop Joseph Devine attacks Chinese regime
• Shock as offender works at care home
• A lesson for us all: feature on independent Christian schools
• School babysitter [sic] on child porn rap
• 10,000 Scottish Christians challenged to transform church's image
• Muslims' new deal on cemetery
• Ancient abbey attacked by vandals
• Kirk: Charity really does begin at home
• Society still needs religion, says Archbishop
• Life & Work celebrates 40 years of women ministers in the Church
• Church vandalised for second time in a year
• No MacPope! Scotland holds out forever against imaginary Papal sons
• Biscuits bring a reminder of home for our soldiers in Iraq
• Hamilton thug hit woman with wine bottle
• CrossReach to brief MSPs on future plans
• Church raided during mass
• Thief rips pages from rare books
• Sir Ian Thomson
• Beach memorial for Jolanta
• Church march band leader cleared
• Parishioners head for the hills in effort to save historic church bells
• New furniture store will help jobseekers
• Scottish churches rake in £150m fortune
• Church's ring of confidence
• Proposed changes to Free Kirk's remittance system
• Ex-moderator of Aberdeen Presbytery dies
• Baptism of fire as pastors reach out to teens on streets
• Cardinal O'Brien and Bishop Tartaglia continue opposition to HFEA Bill
• High Court asked to stop animal-human hybrid experiments
• Christian Institute sues Google, claims discrimination
• Closure of Falkirk URC
• Church leaders clash over embryos
• Inverness FCC buy a new property
• Baptists need passion for revival, says new Vice President
• Minister angry at 'unacceptable' vandalism
• Rev Kenneth MacDonald
• Scots firm flies in Rabbis to ensure fish is kosher
• Act repeal could make Franz Herzog von Bayern new King of England and Scotland
• O'Brien plea for stem-cell bank
• Sally Army bids to put heart back into Govan
• Nobel winner criticises Catholic Church over hybrid embryos
• We're not the English kirk!
• Churches accused of anti-slavery walk snub
• 15,000 Orangemen bound for Larkhall
• Mary's Kenyan dream almost complete
• Ben Elton claims BBC 'scared' of Islam jokes
• Cardinal welcomes embryo poll results
• Is it right to show funerals on the internet?
• Cardinal attacks 'aggressive' secularism gaining ground in UK
• New conference looks at learning disabilities and spiritual life
• Thieves steal church computer