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TV Bible Adventure Stories to Air on BBC
A television series based on Bible stories for children has been scheduled for broadcast on the BBC's children's slot CBBC in March. Set in the first century AD, the UK-produced Friends and Heroes, is the epic animated tale of two young people - Macky and Portia - whose idealism and friendship leads them across the ancient world.
Make this Year's Elections About Climate Change, says Church of Scotland Minister
Church of Scotland minister the Rev Malcolm Rooney has called for climate change to be the single issue that decides how Christians vote at the forthcoming elections to the Scottish Parliament.
TV Star Helps in Fight Against Ethiopia's Growing HIV/AIDS Pandemic
TV and stage actor, Simon Shepherd, thanked Bristol based, international, not-for-profit organisation, MIDIRS, Wednesday 7th February for pledging support to Tearfund's 'Work a Miracle' appeal...
Church of Scotland Moderator to Meet with Politicians on Poverty
The Rt Rev Alan McDonald, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, has begun the traditional annual visit to the Scottish Parliament this week where he is meeting with the principals of the main political parties in Scotland.
Christian Doctor Calls for Gay Adoption "Opt-Out" for SORs
A Christian doctor has called on the Government to give doctors an "opt out" on moral grounds so that offering references to gay couples trying to adopt can be optional.
Catholic Church Responds to Homophobic Bullying Allegations
The Catholic Church has responded to claims from the head of the NASUWT that it is refusing to target homophobic bullying in schools. Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT union, recently accused the Church of rejecting a call by ministers to ensure that all schools in England have a policy to tackle the issue.
Christian Groups to Demonstrate Against Trident
An anti-Trident demonstration has been organised in London for 24 February, with Christians also being invited to join a service prior to the commencement of the protest.
Queen Marks 400th Anniversary of Church of England in Amsterdam
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth paid a visit to the Netherlands Monday to mark the 400th anniversary of the Church of England in Amsterdam.
World Vision Aids Jakarta Flood Disaster
World Vision staff members in the Indonesian capital Jakarta teamed up Friday to organise and distribute emergency relief aid after severe floods hit the city at dawn. Hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes in a desperate attempt to find a safe place to shelter.
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. Caste discrimination is most commonly associated with India, but the existence of similar discrimination in Japan, some South Asian countries, and a number of African states, is gaining wider recognition.
Catholic Church Leaders Endorse London Global Day of Prayer Event
Roman Catholic Church leaders have offered their support and joined the call for thousands of Christians to gather at Upton Park Stadium in London, on 27th May 2007 for the Global Day of Prayer.
President of Colombia Acknowledges Role of Church in Country's Transformation
The President of Colombia, Ãlvaro Uribe, has paid tribute to the positive role of the church in Colombia at the annual conference of the International Charismatic Mission church in Bogotá on Wednesday 24 January.
Former 'Newsboy' Pursues Passion for 'Deliberate' Ministry
After parting ways with legendary Australian Christian band Newsboys, Phil Joel will now pursue his passion for ministry with deliberatePeople with his wife Heather, as well as prepare for the spring release of a new children's project.
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.
'Saving Sex' Author Calls on Proper Sex Education Ahead of Valentine's Day
The co-author Saving Sex has called for the Government to change its approach towards sex and relationships education in the approach to Valentine's Day.
New Anglican Observer to the UN Carries Hope for "Transformation"
The Church of Uganda has offered its congratulations to its member Hellen Wangusa following her appointment as the new Anglican Observer to the United Nations.