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Page last updated at 12:35 GMT, Wednesday, 3 February 2010

Overcoming Alzheimer's with faith

Terrry Murphy was diagnosed with cancer in the same week as his wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. This is the story of how they continue to travel to Sierra Leone to help others.

Quakers and biscuits

Find out why Quakers became so successful in Reading

Festival food boosts charity move

Reading festival organiser Melvin Benn visits the Salvation Army after music lovers donated food for Christmas boxes.

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Newbury carbon neutral church

Fasting green granny

Bishop of Reading Blog 13/12/09

A Christian who runs sex parties

Berkshire's Schindler saved me

'I was sexually abused in church'

Faith schools: cause for concern?

Head teacher honoured by Pope

Slideshow: helping kids in Kenya

The Bracknell church of rock BOB

Vegan banquet at Windsor Castle

I kept my baby after being raped

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