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JESUS Film Project Crew Attacked by Hindu Extremists

Lucknow – Persecution against Christians in the heartland of Hindus, Uttar Pradesh, appear to be on the rise, with the latest victims being the members of the Jesus Film crew that was attacked by a group of Hindu extremists...

WCC Inter-Religious Dialogue Day 3 Resolves Christian-Muslim Tensions

Entering the third day of the ‘Critical Moment in Inter-religious Dialogue’ conference sponsored by the WCC in Geneva, leaders from the 10 world religions today focused on a more sensitive topic...

6,000 Drawn to Salvation Army Family Conference Led by General Larsson

Salvation Army International previously declared 2005 the Year for Children and Youth, and in accordance with this a Family Conference was recently hosted by the USA Southern Territorial. The Salvation Army General John Larsson...

St Paul’s Cathedral to Undergo £11 Million Interior Makeover

St Paul’s Cathedral has unveiled a new plan for huge refurbishment works. The historical London landmark will undergo a £10.8 million programme of interior work, with cleaning and repair being the main priorities...

13-Member Panel of Reference Deal with Anglican Homosexuality Controversy

On 8th June, the 13-member Panel of Reference to deal with the controversy over homosexuality in the Anglican Communion worldwide was appointed and confirmed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams...

Blair Continues Africa Poverty Mission with More Meetings with World’s Power Figures

After talks in Washington with US President George Bush, British Prime Minister Tony Blair will meet with business leaders tonight to discuss his plan to overcome poverty in Africa and embark on changing the climate...

Cash Crisis in Church of England Calls for Structure Change for Mission Funding

A latest report to the General Synod of the Church of England in July reveals that a serious cash crisis has threatened the Church’s mission work. Therefore, it is expected to prompt drastic measures and reconsideration...

UK Catholic Community Urged to Join Make Poverty History Rally in Edinburgh

The Make Poverty History rally is scheduled to take place in Edinburgh on 2nd July 2005. Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor has joined the campaign and urged Catholics in England & Wales to join him at the rally...

Rural Persecution Continues in China

Many rural Christians in China face intense persecution, says a minister-at-large for Open Doors. Last year, during a visit to China, Li experienced this first hand when the Public Security Bureau (PSB) arrested 20 students...

British Anglican Elected as New General Secretary of European Churches

As the Central Committee Meeting of the Conference of European Churches (CEC) is now underway in Greece, the new General Secretary of CEC has been elected. The Venerable Colin Williams, Anglican Archdeacon of Lancaster, England...

World Religious Leaders Show Commitment to Solve World’s Pressing Problems

At the ‘Critical Moment in Inter-religious Dialogue’ conference, sponsored by the WCC, in Geneva some 130 participants from ten world religions expressed their common concern...

Premier Christian Radio’s Hip-Rock UK Presenter Wins Andrew Cross Award

The annual conference of the Churches Media Council was held on Tuesday, which marked the prominent Andrew Cross awards. The Young Talent award was awarded to Dave Rose, a member of staff of Premier Christian Radio...

Blair & Bush Make Progress to Eradicate Africa Poverty after Washington Meeting

British Prime Minister Tony Blair met US President George Bush yesterday in an attempt to merge their ideas on how to help save Africa from poverty and to provide aid to the continent. Two of the most powerful leaders...

Faitworks Launches Awards Search for Christian Church Projects

Faithworks is ready to award a £5,000 grant and consulting support to three projects based on the Christian faith. There are two awards in Community Innovation Awards and one award in Community Resource Award...

Persecution to Increase in India as Extremists Train Militants to Fight Christians

The Hindu Fundamentalist group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) announced on 6th June its shocking new initiative to train Hindu militants to fight Christians. A training camp has been set up in Jeypore...

Bible Society Welcomes New Director of Giving & Communication

The Bible Society has announced its welcome to its new Director of Giving and Communications, Peter Meadows. After working with World Vision UK as a member of the senior marketing team, Meadow joins the Bible Society...