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The One in Whom God Delights
Here is my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen one in whom I delight;...
Pope Benedict Installs First 15 Cardinals
Pope Benedict XVI appointed 15 of his first new cardinals to help bring 'new life to the Church,' and achieve 'the full unity of Christians' during a ceremony St. Peter's Square on Friday...
Salvation Army Urges Bedford to Oppose Casino
The Salvation Army in Bedford has called on locals to speak out against any prospects of a new casino being built in the town. Bedford Council has said it will not put in a bid ...
Church Opposes £1501 Debt that Could Cost Your Home
The Church of Scotland and pressure groups are campaigning against a proposed law that could see homeowners lose their homes for just...
World Water Day Celebrated as UN Warns of Precarious Future
World Water Day is being celebrated Wednesday to coincide with the end of the Fourth World Water Forum which opened in Mexico City last week. The United Nations warned Tuesday that water shortages...
Switchfoot
Switchfoot recently participated in an All-Star Concert to benefit “A Place Called Home,” a youth charity...
National Christian Exhibition to Focus on Innovative Mission in 2006
May will see the return of the National Christian Resources Exhibition to Sandown Park, and this year promoters are boasting various new features with a special focus being placed on mission...
Annan: New Council Marks Fresh Beginning for Human Rights Work
Upcoming elections for the new U.N. Human Rights Council will mark a fresh departure from its predecessor...
World Evangelical Heads Hold Meeting in U.S. to Strengthen Alliance
Senior figures in the World Evangelical Alliance are in San Francisco this week to strengthen and reinvigorate the 160-year-old...
The Shoes
My alarm went off -- it was Sunday again; I was tired -- it was my one day to sleep in. But the guilt I'd have felt the rest of the day, Would have been too much, so I'd go; I'd pray.
Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Gaza, warns UN
The United Nations has warned of a looming humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip as the region remains dangerously low on basic foodstuffs as a result of the continued closure...
Discipleship course finds success with young offenders
'Mettle', aimed at 14-18s, helps teenagers develop courage, spirit and character. Three young offenders' institutions in the north of England have introduced the course that helps people 'make informed choices for their lives, which are based on biblical principles and thinking'.
Give to YWAM England's Pakistan Quake appeal
>“The walls shook, the children screamed, we ran for our lives, gathering the orphans from every corner of the building. Outside everyone was terrified...
BMS World Mission Meeting May Be Last
Almost one hundred members of the BMS World Mission’s General Committee (GC) gathered last week for what may be their last ever meeting. The three-day meeting in Hodderson ...
Kenya Archbishop Apology to HIV/AIDS Victims Welcomed, Praised
The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya has been praised for his public apology on behalf of the...