Religion news 24 March
>Sacred silence for virus victims > Evangelical preachers not celebrities > Muslims & Jews harmed in pandemic Sacred national act of remembrance for those who died from
>Sacred silence for virus victims > Evangelical preachers not celebrities > Muslims & Jews harmed in pandemic Sacred national act of remembrance for those who died from
National Day of Remembrance for those suffering from Covid-19 Today (Tuesday 23 March) at noon Britain is invited to fall silent for one minute to
Hindu festival in the Himalayas may be a Covid super-spreader India’s health ministry is warning that a huge gathering of devotees for the Mahakumbh Hindu
This weekend, the spring equinox marked the start of the Persian new year, a date celebrated by people in Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, the Kurdish regions of Iraq and among the diaspora throughout
Census will show a drop of “millions” of Christians, experts say Next week’s census is likely to show numbers of those claiming to be Christians
> Muslim groups boycott Prevent review > $100 million fund for slave descendants > Cathedrals remember Covid-19 victims 450 Muslim organisations will boycott review of
By Minreet Kaur Manika Kaur, a devotional singer-songwriter who has dedicated her life to Sikhism, releases her fourth album next month. Ek, meaning oneness, was
Head teachers at all the main Jewish secondary schools in Britain have issued a joint letter following the sudden death of a teenage girl last
> Archbishop says build communities > Dead Sea scrolls found > St Patrick top facts Dear England – build communities The Archbishop of York, Stephen
Human beings are made for community, the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, told a Religion Media Centre online briefing. And God is also community —
