Jennifer Gold
Brazilian Baptist Convention Celebrates Centennial Anniversary
The Brazilian Baptist Convention (BBC) celebrated its 100th anniversary during its 2007 Assembly in Florianópolis, January 23 to 30.
Snow, Freezing Fog, Black Ice, and a Heart-Warming Story
Across England millions are facing problems caused by snow, freezing fog and black ice, a day after snow disrupted many parts of the UK.
New Survey Reveals Religious Revival in China
China has released its first major survey on 'Faith' in which a staggering 300 million Chinese consider themselves "religious" - three times the figure previously estimated by the communist government.
Uzbekistan Government Denies Religious Freedom Violations
The government of Uzbekistan has launched a publicity drive claiming that the country does uphold religious tolerance. The move follows the designation of Uzbekistan as a 'Country of Particular Concern' (CPC) by the US State Department in November 2006.
Thousands Seek Jesus Through Internet Church Campaign
Following the recent Churches Advertising Network (CAN) multimedia campaign, thousands of Jesus' MySpace friends and acquaintances clicked through to visit www.rejesus.co.uk.
World Reformed Church Mourns for Ex-Leader
The World Alliance of Reformed Churches (WARC) has expressed its "deep sense of sadness" in announcing the death of one of its long-time and much loved leaders, Milan Opočenský.
European Parliament Opposes Dalit Discrimination
The European Parliament has brought hope to Dalits in India this week after it passed a resolution opposing caste discrimination. Despite the fact that caste discrimination is most publicised as prevalent in India, observers have highlighted the fact that a similar type of discrimination can also be witnessed in Japan, some South Asian countries as well as in various African states.
CARE Celebrates National Marriage Week's Westminster Launch
Christian Social Policy charity CARE has welcomed the Tenth National Marriage week which was launched in Parliament this morning.
Hereford Diocese Gets Christians Talking with New DVD
For the first time ever, the Diocese of Hereford has produced a study course for its parishioners. 'Something to Talk About' has been produced as a DVD and training for leaders has already started.
Russia's Union of Evangelical Baptists Expands Mission
The Russia-based Union of Evangelical Christians Baptists (UECB) has made a statement announcing its intentions to intensify its outside contacts.
Church Commissioners Sell Financial Interest in Housing Loans
The Church Commissioners of the Church of England have this week sold their financial interest in a portfolio of housing loans granted to the Church Pensions Board to Grainger Trust.
Church Army Supports Church of England Walk Against Slavery
Church Army has offered its support to the Walk of Witness event which will see thousands of people from across the country unite against slavery on 24 March 2007.
Survey Reveals Youth Hungry to Hear About Religion
A new survey has revealed that people aged between 18 and 24 are more open to taking part in faith-based dialogue than any other age group.
International Baptist Theological Seminary 'Library Expansion' on Target
The International Baptist Theological Seminary (IBTS) in Prague, which boasts one of the largest English-language theological libraries in mainland Europe, has announced its library expansion programme is on target.
Blair: Climate Deal on Verge of Breakthrough
Prime Minister Tony Blair has expressed hope of a new international agreement on climate change goals to replace the Kyoto Protocol accord when it expires.
Church Army Lent Appeal Focuses on Future of Evangelism
Church Army has launched its Lent Appeal for 2007, with the focus set firmly on the significance of praying, giving and receiving for the future of evangelism.