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October 2007

• Abortion report should be discredited, says Evangelical Alliance
• Deacon's walk challenge raises £5000
• Christian prayer for healing to be offered at shopping centre
• From East End to head of Kirk
• Kirk selects Moderator Designate
• Salmond’s move on organ donation fuels debate on ethical dilemma
• Accusations fly as pro-life groups clash
• Bethesda raises £1 million - now they have to find another £500,000
• Minister among Arran eight heading to Himalayas
• Congregation applauds minister after arrest
• Church of Scotland leaders see many parallels with PC(USA)
• Kirk's makeover delights congregation
• God's architects
• John Geddes Sim
• Why our myths are a worldwide hit
• Rev Victor Charles Pogue
• Relic of St Andrew gifted at peace dialogue
• Too many abortions: Lord Steel
• Roman Catholic leaders call for 'change in hearts and minds' over abortion
• Charity food plan fills the poverty gap
• Group to look at keeping new Trident out of Clyde
• Open letter on the 40th anniversary of the Abortion Act
• Salmond asks UN for Scots role at nuclear treaty talks
• J K Rowling: 'Christianity inspired Harry Potter'
• First Gaelic festive CD launched
• Jamie Williamson
• Hundreds in fight to save church that beat the Blitz
• Bigotry not just Rangers problem - academic
• Six in running to be next Moderator
• 'Bigoted' graffiti targets school
• Building communities in the Highlands
• Cardinal plans cultural visit to China
• New Christmas carol for the Queen
• Labour accused of aping Tory policy by promoting marriage
• Da Vinci Code part two: 'It was Jesus's twin who was crucified'
• Two underage girls pregnant a week
• Incitement of hatred law should not curtail free speech, says Evangelical Alliance
• 'There is an agenda against Rangers over sectarianism', says SFA chief
• Church official beat girls aged 9 and 13 with belt
• 'Torture' monk loses abuse appeal
• UK skate ministry to hold first ever conference
• Minister tackles church intruder
• Ditch collars, says security adviser
• Orangeman invites top Catholic for lunch
• Ex-Moderator marks a milestone
• Schoolchildren march to show unity against sectarianism
• Church's innovator is on the move
• Pastors aim to defuse street crime
• Event to highlight world poverty
• Row over kirking cermony intensifies
• Messiah has spoken as vocal group scoop top award
• Aberdeen priest slams worshippers before quitting
• Man held over church organ theft
• Labour MSP sang The Sash at Rangers match
• William Patterson