What does CT stand for?

Church Times (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Consider two newspapers, the Church Times and the Freethinker.

Orthodoxy: A Centenary Edition

But, writing in Church Times magazine, the Rt Rev Selby accused Mr Field of getting his facts wrong, while trying to add to the "destitution that the Government has brought about in order to make Britain less hospitable".

Bishop brandsMersey MP 'the new Enoch Powell' Call for balanced ...

See Richard Harries review of its Winchester performance in Church Times issue 7558.

Touring success

Byline: Paul Sims DEVOUT churchgoers for more than 30 years, Janet and Nick Nelson sat onthe parochial council, organised fundraising events and had their photographfeatured in the Church Times.

You're still welcome, church tells wife in the see-through mac; ...

Little old ladies will go to jail for putting their copy of the Church Times in the wrong sack, neighbours will nip across garden walls at midnight to deposit rubbish in the next-door bin for fear of an overspill charge on their own, a can tossed unwashed into the tin bin will see you in Belmarsh.

Chancellor's little earner

The white poppy is much more Christian in that respect, than the red variety, he claimed in an article for this week's edition of the Anglican newspaper The Church Times.

The World Today: Poppy colour controversy

Byline: GEORGE COWLEY ALTHOUGH I regularly attend Church of England services and read my Bible and Church Times.

Letter: Bad Christians

Author Trevor Beeson, himself a former Dean of Winchester, singles out the late Derrick Walters, who retired in 1999, for praise as the regnerator of community with a mission: ``A copy of The Economist rather than the Church Times lay on his desk He spoke of stategic planning, investment, contracts and margins.

Flashback: Job sent from heaven; Joe Riley looks at the Dean of ...