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A general election will be held sometime before 3 June 2010, with 6 May being predicted as the likeliest date. Many bodies are producing materials to help Christians engage with a range of important issues facing our country, however they may decide to vote.
Pontiff stresses importance of ecumenism.
A Glasgow-based pastor from Nigeria has been appointed as the new racial justice officer for the Scottish churches. Rev Francis Babatunde Alao is passionate about bridging the gap between the established and emerging churches to find new opportunities for engaging in God’s mission.
How Christians can prepare for the General Election.
Episcopalians, Methodists and United Reformed Church in accord.
Ecumenical programme helps most disadvantaged.
Dumfries pastor takes helm at Glasgow HQ.
The Church of Scotland has been forced to rethink its role in society as it adapts to life in the “Post-Christendom age”.
Electoral Synod chooses Dean.
“More emergency aid is desperately needed.”
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