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Jordan Elias to release Desert Cry
City of Peace Media has announced the upcoming release of singer/songwriter Jordan Elias' debut CD, Desert Cry on May 4, 2010.
Church launches major study on new models of church
The Church of Scotland has launched a major study into new ways of âbeing churchâ.
Ex-Muslim says Obama's soft strategy is hurting oppressed Christians
US President Barack Obama is hurting persecuted Christians worldwide by failing to speak up for them, says one convert living under police protection in Europe.
Christian Solidarity Worldwide âdeeply concernedâ by crisis in Nepal
Christian Solidarity Worldwide fears the Nepalâs ruling coalition is on course for collision with communists.
Faith and ethnic communities make united stand against racist politics
Faith and ethnic communities are appealing to voters to support parties opposed to the politics of hatred and fear on May 6.
Search for new UK gospel talent returns
Up and coming UK gospel artists get another opportunity to share their talent with the wider public as Just out of this World which was launched last year returns for a second series.
Church of England told to invest more in fresh expressions
The head of Church Army has called on the Church of England to pour more of its resources into fresh expressions of church.
Wycliffe, DOOR to translate Bible for deaf people
Wycliffe Associates and a ministry to the deaf have announced a new partnership to translate the Bible into sign language for the millions of people who do not have access to the Scriptures.
GodTube makes a comeback under its own name
Godtube.com, the world's most popular Christian video-sharing website, has been resurrected on the Internet.
Release calls for greater protection of Christians in Jos
Release International has warned that the situation in Jos, Nigeria, could "spiral out of control" unless the authorities step up security to protect Christians from violent attacks by Islamic extremists.
Mayor of Hiroshima backs UK churchesâ campaign against nuclear weapons
The Mayor of Hiroshima has praised a campaign by churches in the UK calling for greater commitment to a nuclear-free world from governments.
Mercy Me continues to love well
Band honours those living out the message of the generous Mr Lovewell
Churches tell Christians to vote on issues that matter to them
The leaders of the Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Churches are calling on Christians to use their vote âresponsiblyâ on May 6.
A word to pastors: pain ain't going away
Church leaders deal with pain everyday. And, in the words of Southern California pastor Miles McPherson, "it ain't going away."
Noah's Ark discovery like others for now, experts say
Despite the notable lack of significant evidence, the media and the blogosphere are abuzz over the cries of a team of Chinese and Turkish explorers who claim that the wooden structure they found on Mount Ararat in Eastern Turkey is none other than Noah's Ark.
Christian relationship counsellor loses appeal bid
A Christian relationship counsellor has lost his bid to bring his dismissal before the Court of Appeal.