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The Church Times is the UK's leading church newspaper. Always independent of the Church of England hierarchy, it is a comprehensive record of the people, events and opinions of religious life in the UK and overseas over the past 150 years.

The world's largest-selling Anglican newspaper, published weekly since 1863; independent of the Church of England, it has a large subscription list of church readers and students across the globe.

From its inception, the Church Times defended the spiritual independence of the Church of England, in spite of the Church's Established status. Many of the ceremonial and doctrinal matters that the paper championed are now accepted as part of mainstream Anglicanism.

An "ecclesiastical and general" newspaper, it provides extensive coverage of meetings of the Church of England's central bodies, including the Convocations, the Church Assembly, and the General Synod but also covers world events. Much of its space has always been given over to book reviews and, more recently, coverage of the arts.

With a subscription to the archive you can flick page by page through editions, view at full size, download and print pages for family-tree research... or just to see what was happening that week. Print & Online subscribers to the Church Times have free access to the complete archive. Have the Church Times delivered to you every week: Subscribe to Church Times Here

Packages are available to all Educational and Library establishments worldwide, providing central access to educators, students and Library users.

 

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The Church Times is the UK's leading church newspaper. Always independent of the Church of England hierarchy, it is a comprehensive record of the people, events and opinions of religious life in the UK and overseas over the past 150 years.

The world's largest-selling Anglican newspaper, published weekly since 1863; independent of the Church of England, it has a large subscription list of church readers and students across the globe.

From its inception, the Church Times defended the spiritual independence of the Church of England, in spite of the Church's Established status. Many of the ceremonial and doctrinal matters that the paper championed are now accepted as part of mainstream Anglicanism.

An "ecclesiastical and general" newspaper, it provides extensive coverage of meetings of the Church of England's central bodies, including the Convocations, the Church Assembly, and the General Synod but also covers world events. Much of its space has always been given over to book reviews and, more recently, coverage of the arts.

With a subscription to the archive you can flick page by page through editions, view at full size, download and print pages for family-tree research... or just to see what was happening that week. Print & Online subscribers to the Church Times have free access to the complete archive. Have the Church Times delivered to you every week: Subscribe to Church Times Here

Packages are available to all Educational and Library establishments worldwide, providing central access to educators, students and Library users.

 

For republishing permission to pages and pictures, see Links

Return to Church Times

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Daily Express 1900 - current
Sunday Express 2000 - current
Daily Star 2000 - current
Daily Star Sunday 2002 - current
Church Times 1863 - current
The Watchman 1835 - 1884
Daily Worker 1930 - 1955
Morning Star 1997 - current
World War One & Two** 1914 - 1918, 1933 - 1945

** WWI issues of Daily Express, Church Times.

** WWII issues of the Daily Express, Fascist Week, Action!, Blackshirt, Yorkshire Post, Daily Worker andChurch Times.

 

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This archive of the Church Times newspaper is available free to subscribers to the Church Times printed and online editions. Visit the Church Times Website to subscribe.

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