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Millions of Bangladesh Flood Victims Left Homeless

Christian humanitarian groups are gearing up to help the suffering in flood stricken Bangladesh. Low-lying Bangladesh which is criss-crossed by a network of 230 rivers suffers annual flooding caused by monsoon rains...

Church Army Scheme Strengthens Communities

To encourage people to join the evangelical ministry, Church Army has launched “First Contact Scheme”, in which participants spend a whole year in serving a ministry...

Bible League Introduces "Project Philip for Children"

In Latin America where over 50 percent of the population is under the age of 18...

Theology Forum Promotes Acceptance and Unity

Hosted by the World Council of Churches’ (WCC) commission on Faith and Order (F&O) , the world’s most comprehensive theological forum for Christian unity kicked-off yesterday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia...

Soul in the City Brightens Residents Lives

More than 15,000 young Christians from all over the UK and abroad are currently participating...

Sudanese Peace Talks Frustrated

Africa’s longest war looks set to continue for the immediate future after peace talks between Sudan’s government and the main southern rebel group were adjourned without any ceasefire deal agreed...

Hillsong Conference: Maximised Leadership

After the recent great success of Hillsong Conference04 in Sydney, the passion that seems to sweep along with Hillsong is now about to spread to London this week...

South Korean Christians Depart for Middle East Despite Warnings

Despite the government’s strong recommendation not to visit the dangerous region, over 100 South Korean Protestants have already left for the Middle East to attend religious rallies to be held early next month in Jerusalem...

Plans for BWA Centenary Congress in England Finalised

The historic Baptist World Centenary Congress of BWA to be held in Birmingham, England next year, has become one of discussions that focused by the worldwide Baptists delegates ...

Magazine for Christian Arabs Receiving Positive Responses

For the first time in decades Christian Arabs in Jordan and Palestine have their own magazine, according to a Lebanon-based newspaper...

Colombian Bishop Freed Unharmed

After three days of being held hostage by a left-wing guerrilla group in Colombia, Roman Catholic bishop Misael Vacca Ramirez was set free without harm, July 28, 2004...

Task of Healing Iraq "Far From Over"

More than 120 people were killed by suicide bombings and other attacks by terrorists in Iraq since the interim government took over one month ago. Such ongoing violence and increasing hostage crisis has hampered humanitarian response...

A Closer Look at Conversion in Malaysia

According to a Hong Kong-based news agency, authorities have begun to crack-down on converts, restricting their activities in order to prevent them from introducing Malays to Christian doctrine...

Church Planting in Germany sees Huge Growth

‘Greater Europe Mission’ recently reported on a huge growth in Church Planting in Germany, even though according to previous figures, evangelical Christians only make up about 3% of Germany’s population...

Incredible Growth in Church Planting in Germany

Iraqi Christians Flee

Insecurity on the streets and fear of persecution under a future theocratic government have induced many Iraqi Christians to emigrate to North America, Europe and Australia, said the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Baghdad...