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I Love You This Much
You said, I love you this much, arms stretched out wide,
with nails in Your hands and a wound in Your side.
Stripes of blood on Your body, thorns into Your head...
UK's Top Evangelicals Invite Billy Graham for Mission in Autumn
A group of top British evangelicals and major church leaders have signed a letter to invite the world-renowned American evangelist Billy Graham for a mission tour. Revd Dr Billy Graham has already received the invitation...
Protests Against 'Religion Column' in Pakistan Passports Continue
Human rights and religious defending groups in Pakistan are preparing to start a nationwide protest campaign against the govermnent's plans to re-introduce the 'Religion' section to the national passports, and to add 'Islamic...
Archbishop Williams Welcomes Statement of Canada House of Bishops
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams has warmly welcomed the statement of the Canadian House of Bishops issued on 27th April 2005. The statement is the latest reaction to the Windsor Report...
Malaysia Arrests Two Christians – Government Attempts to Ease Fears of ‘Radical Islamists’
Two Protestant Christians have been arrested in Malaysia’s new administrative capital, Putrajaya, on charges proselytising. Ricky Ruperd and Zachry Harris were passing out pamphlets with religious content to Muslims...
World Mission Conference in Greece to Gather Global Attendants via Internet Broadcast
Five hundred delegates from all over the world will meet in Athens on 10th May for the opening session of the first World Mission Conference of the 21st century. All plenary sessions of the conference will be available for viewing live on the internet...
World Vision Albania Promotes Education to End Poverty
More than 3,500 children from 10 schools in Albania are participating in the 'Global Campaign for Education Action week'. The initiative will focus on urging the country's leaders to send "my friend" to school - as many Albanian children are prevented...
Methodist Church Offers New Resources for Racial Awareness Training
In the run-up to the General Election on 5th May, radical discrimination is one of the hottest issues that churches in the UK would seek politicians to address. To raise awareness of the existing racial injustice in the UK, the Methodist Church...
Bishops Fall Short of Moratorium on Gay Marriage Blessings in Canada
Bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada agreed not to encourage same-sex union blessings but fell short of placing a moratorium on such ceremonies. The House of Bishops also sidestepped a request that the church voluntarily withdraw...
Interfaith Leaders End Peace Summit in Africa
Leaders from Africa’s largest religions said they will continue to work together to resolve the continent’s problems, at the conclusion of an inter-faith peace summit near Johannesburg...
Vietnam Urged to Improve Religious Freedom amid War Anniversary Amnesty
Two tortured church ministers in Vietnam will be released together with some other 7,500 prisoners of conscience on 30th April, the Vietnamese Police announced on Wednesday. The amnesty marks the 30th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War...
Pro-lifers Applaud British Nurses’ Stand against Euthanasia
The heated debate on euthanasia in Britain has been reignited by the annual Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Congress held earlier this week. As all nurse leaders across the UK reaffirmed the College’s stern opposition to euthanasia, pro-life organisations...
Bishop Griswold Tries to Focus on Life and Death Issues Not Homosexuality
Members of Episcopal Church in Salt Lake City, Utah welcomed Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold on Wednesday evening, 27 April 2005. He informed that he wants to spend his time working on life and death issues, not on the stir over the homosexual issue...
Operation Mobilisation launches AIDS Project in South Africa
Operation Mobilisation (OM) which works in more than 80 countries, motivating and preparing people to share God's love and bring a message of hope to the people of the world is launching an AIDS project called 'OM HOPE' in South Africa...
Premier Christian Radio Launch ‘On Demand’ Initiative
Premier Christian Radio is continuing its drive to expand and spread the Gospel, and Peter Kerridge, Premier’s Chief Executive has personally spearheaded the station’s latest initiative – Premier On Demand...
New Mission Strategy Boosts Salvation Army’s Youth Attendance
A set of activity statistics released recently has proved the success of the new mission strategy - ALOVE, launched by the Salvation Army among youth groups. The attendance of some youth programmes has increased as much as 54%...