Church of England wedding and funeral fees to increase - BBC News

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Church of England wedding and funeral fees to increase BBC News Fees for Church of England weddings are to increase by 40% and the cost of a funeral service by more than 50%. Church members have voted to raise the cost of a wedding from £296 to £415 and for a funeral service from £102 to £160 from January next year ... Church of England general synod debates female bishops - live blogThe Guardian (blog) all 33 news articles »

Wedding show features one of Buffalo Grove's oldest churches - Buffalo Grove Countryside

Wedding show features one of Buffalo Grove's oldest churches Buffalo Grove Countryside Kunal and Michelle Ganti tied the knot Oct. 22 at St. Mary Church, and took part in cable channel TLC's reality program “Four Weddings,” in which four brides from the same area attend and grade each others' entire productions, from the ceremony through ... and more »

Local churches, venues say they wont have same sex weddings - KIMA CBS 29

KIMA CBS 29

Local churches, venues say they wont have same sex weddings KIMA CBS 29 By Matt Finn With gay marriage on it's way to becoming legal we wanted to know how local churches and wedding venues would respond. YAKIMA -- Moments after the Washington Senate passed the bill to legalize gay marriage, couples were already talking ...

True Love Waits marks February for purity - BP News

True Love Waits marks February for purity BP News Many churches hold annual True Love Waits ceremonies for young people who make commitments to remain abstinent until their wedding day. The churches then provide encouragement and support to the youth in the months and years ahead.

The year of no Mormon president - dagblog (blog)

The year of no Mormon president dagblog (blog) Not that I would want to attend, but for heavens' sake I can even watch a Royal wedding in Britain on television. Please don't bring up the Chelsea Clinton wedding. Frank Rich relates how contemporaries of Romney confessed to never really knowing him, ... and more »