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June 2007

• Church welcome convicted minister back into the fold
• Church mural is window to past and future
• Christian charity campaign helps PR company scoop double honours
• Moderator celebrates 175th anniversary of historic Scots church in England
• Uplifting refurbishment
• Face to faith
• Brown Cabinet has 'potential to tackle world poverty', says Christian Aid
• Rapid urban growth leading to religious renewal, says UN report
• 40 months for Buckfast thug after attack
• Organist honoured for 70 years' faithful service
• Of tea leaves and prime ministers
• Churches Together launches Christian guide on migration
• Bid to use Celtic’s US links to restore church
• Evangelical Alliance urges Gordon Brown to be a values champion
• Pupils say fond farewell to their special minister John
• What a 'feet' as walkers' total hits £1m
• Rev joins Rod squad for Italian festivities
• Inverness churches in move to revive art of handbell ringing
• The building that God forgot
• A driven man
• Why Brown needs to lose his religion
• Tougher test for teachers in Catholic schools
• Churches giving up land for housing
• Church man banned for three years
• Territorials come to the aid of Compass
• More Scottish Christian MBEs
• Tile sale and songs of praise help restore church roof
• Church organ set to strike chord
• Baptist church begins refurbishment project
• Religion has bigger role to play
• Westhill man 'humbled' to receive MBE
• Fury over plan to put glass roof on Abbey
• Church's radio station lets teenagers air views
• Neil Lennon: Bigotry in Scotland
• Girls as young as 12 could get cancer vaccine
• Christians take a stand at Royal Highland Show
• Scottish Churches call on Gordon Brown to address legacies of the slave trade
• Church Action on Poverty celebrates 25 years of service to the poor
• God’s work is an expensive enterprise
• New chapter as joint school campus hailed
• The virtues of blackmail, misery and cheating: Patricia McKeever
• Leading QC told 'sectarian joke'
• Catholic ‘witch-hunt’ to expose gay clergy
• Church leaders sign common statement on slavery
• Rival to evolution may enter schools
• The Brown identity
• Pastor John revs up for big challenge
• Scottish Christians honoured in Queen's Birthday list
• Deer Church plans to turn communion tokens into crucial cash
• Grand opening for new Stornoway church
• Cash grant saves historic church
• Bid to axe anti-Catholic royal law
• Reiver believers steal festival's holy cows
• ‘For all the shouting, abortion remains a very silent thing’
• Anti-bigotry plan for nurseries
• Presbytery gets second woman moderator
• Peter Broadhurst
• Orange Order's leader revisits anti-Catholic foundations
• Best contemporary buildings
• Minister of many parishes dies at 74
• A Death at the Abbey
• Lord Ewing of Kirkford
• Polish newcomers help save Aberdeen church from closure
• Primus becomes co-patron of Inclusive Church
• All faiths will be embraced
• Jobs bar on non-Catholic teachers 'iniquitous'
• ACTS appoints new general secretary
• Saving Grace
• Sandy Gilfillan retires after 60 years of service
• Decision bars abuse claims against nuns from being heard
• Pat O'Neill
• Doctors' leaders insist women need abortion on demand, carried out by midwives
• Catholic cabinet ministers under pressure over anti-abortion Bill
• Scottish Episcopal Church gathers for General Synod
• Families head to court in fight to end disruption of anti-Trident protests
• Churchgoers told to pray for hit-and-run driver
• Second Catholic bishop steps into abortion debate
• Catholic primary plans progress
• Angelika church poised to reopen
• Rev. John Macquarrie
• Outcry over move to close sixth-century church
• New Bishop elected for Moray, Ross & Caithness
• Welsh prelate joins abortion row
• Midlothian parishioners stunned by vandals' rampage
• Cardinal caught by backlash over abortion warning