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Noting Provisional CofE attendance figures for 2009: 'The latest local church attendance figures from the Church of England show that approaching 1.7 million people continue to attend Church of England services each month, and around 1.1 million attend church as part of a typical week - and not just on a Sunday.' When sharing faith means sharing germs: Jill Hamilton writes for the Guardian. 'Baptism and the kissing of icons may raise health concerns, yet faith often trumps our modern obsession with hygiene.' |
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