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  • 13 Nov
    2009
    Is a virtual 'second life' for real, ask religious communicators

    Is an online alternate life for real, and how does it relate to the life of faith? Religious communicators plan to discuss and explore the latest web phenomenon at a gathering in Chicago next year.

  • 9 Oct
    2009
    The Daily Mail's "Christian values"

    Not for the first time, the Daily Mail has got rather confused about Christian values.

  • 9 Oct
    2009
    Religion in the news brings media and faith representatives together

    A major gathering on religion and the media - aimed at journalists, press associations, faith representatives and academics - takes place in Windsor this weekend.

  • 27 Aug
    2009
    Spinning at Greenbelt

    Having been a big fan of the Greenbelt festival for years, I'm delighted to be speaking there for the first time at 2.00pm this Saturday.

  • 9 Jul
    2009
    Politics has a new voice of pod

    Democratic change and civil liberties, with a local, legal and non-party twist, is the focus of a new politics podcasting and newsletter initiative.

  • 12 Apr
    2009
    A challenge to the church's integrity

    Some Church of England leaders are complaining that others are stealing their opinion space in the media, says Jonathan Bartley. The answer is to act with integrity, rather than to demand attention.

  • 30 May
    2008
    Making peace matter

    Ekklesia has contributed to a forthcoming book on the Christian Peacemaker Teams Iraq hostage crisis and its ramifications.

  • 9 May
    2008
    Religious polemics migrate to cyberspace

    New technology has always played a part in religious polemics and in the sense of identity generated through the heated exchange of opinion, says Adam Darlage. Consider Luther and the Catholics, and also what we see happening in cyberspace today.

  • 28 Apr
    2008
    Scottish Catholic bishops say morality is going from the media

    In a message sent to all of Scotland's 500 Catholic parishes for the 42nd World Communications Day, Bishop Philip Tartaglia claims that "a fundamental disconnection between the provider and the consumer" has occurred in the media

  • 22 Feb
    2008
    Church and media need new understanding, says Lutheran bishop
    Bishop Margot Kaessmann

    Church leaders and journalists have little idea of the pressures that each other face, according to German Lutheran Bishop Margot Kässmann, who has called for a new understanding.

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