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• Feb 10, 2011

  Marriage Best Antidote for 'Celebrity-Obsessed' Culture, Says U.K. Politician

  A British conservative politician spoke this week about the stability and satisfaction that comes from making a lifelong commitment to another person in honor of Marriage Week.

• Feb 5, 2011

  U.K. Group Pushes Email Campaign to Protect Kids from Internet Porn

  Campaign group Safermedia is urging people to email U.K. Culture Minister Ed Vaizey to express their support for tighter controls on internet pornography.

• Feb 4, 2011

  Churches Invited to Support Persecuted Women on Valentine's Day

  Release International is asking women in Britain to enjoy a different kind of dinner this Valentine\'s Day and support women suffering for their faith.

• Feb 2, 2011

  Barnabas Fund Cares for Christians Caught Up in Egypt Chaos

  As protests against President Hosni Mubarak continue to grip Egypt's capital Cairo, Barnabas Fund is bringing food and other basic necessities to Christians caught up in the chaos.

• Jan 27, 2011

  Anglican Leader: Holocaust Must be Told Again and Again

  The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of the need to remember the atrocities committed against the Jewish people in the Holocaust and even in Britain\'s own history, as well as other victims of genocide.

• Jan 26, 2011

  U.K. Christian Health Worker Restored to Work

  U.K. health worker Margaret Forrester, who was suspended for questioning if women had enough information about the effects of abortion, was offered a new and better position on Wednesday after intervention by the Christian Legal Center.

• Jan 25, 2011

  U.K. Christian Hotel Owners Appeal Ruling

  The Christian owners of a guesthouse who were ordered by a judge to pay a gay couple more than $5000 in damages for refusing to let them stay in a double room have appealed the ruling.

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  Jan 18, 2011

  Judge Rules Against Christian Guesthouse Owners

  A judge has sided with a gay couple who were refused a double room at a Christian guesthouse. Judge Andrew Rutherford ruled that the hotel policy was unlawful

• Dec 16, 2010

  Fla. Pastor who Threatened to Burn Qurans Disinvited from U.K. Rally

  The U.K.-based English Defense League has dropped plans to have a Florida preacher who threatened to burn copies of the Quran speak at one of its rallies next year.

• Nov 21, 2010

  Catholic Church Outlines Details of Ordinariate

  The Catholic Church has confirmed that its Ordinariate for disaffected Anglicans will be launched in January.Those seeking to join the Ordinariate are expected to be received into the Catholic Church and confirmed at Easter, followed by the ordination of former Anglican priests.