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18 Oct - Long Awaited Lambeth Commission Report will be released
Recent reports have suggested that the Lambeth Commission is considering the expulsion of gay-supporting liberal bishops in the American Episcopal Church from the Anglican Communion...
Water Knows the Answers
The Book "Water knows the answers" is a result of an eight-year' experiment by the author. The studies show that water crystals have a beautiful hexagon when hearing positive expressions...
First Online Welsh Bible to Revive a language in decline
An important book for the history of Christianity in the UK went online for the first time recently. The book is the Welsh language Bible which was translated 400 years ago by Bishop William Morgan...
Passion of the Christ surpasses Lord of the Rings’ DVD record
The epic film based on the final twelve hours of Christ’s life, The Passion of the Christ, has broken the record sales of the hugely popular Lord of the Rings movie on DVD and VHS in a single week...
Christians in Malaysia Urged to Play Positive Role
Discrimination in areas such as conversion, court jurisdiction, property, and inheritance under Malaysia's dual legal system has led religious minorities to become increasingly resentful towards the Muslim majority, sources say...
Christians Continue Aid in Russian Hostage Drama Aftermath
It has been one week since a hostage crisis in the Russian village of Beslan came to a tragic conclusion, with at least 329 hostages dead. But while the drama has ended, efforts to heal the hurting village certainly has not...
USA announces Sudan atrocities Genocide
The American Secretary of State, Colin Powell has announced that the crisis in Sudan’s Darfur region amounts to genocide. He demanded that the United Nations begin an immediate investigation into exactly what is happening in the region...
Christian Groups Support Beslan Survivors
Christian relief organisations are reaching out to survivors of the recent tragedy in Beslan by providing physical, psychological and medical needs. World Relief has sent medical supplies...
World Vision Aid Reaching Thousands of African Refugees
According to reports, World Vision distributed food rations to more than 17,500 people in Otash last week – the first food to reach the camp in three months. The distribution came after the World Vision commodities team extended operations...
Europe Disapproves of Bulgaria's Religion Law
Bulgaria will have to reform its Ecclesiastical Bill before it becomes a full-right member of the European Union (EU) in 2007, a local news agency reported...
Majority of IVF clinics willing to Destroy Embryos
Reports emerging from a survey carried out in Washington DC, USA have indicated that nearly all vitro fertilisation clinics in America create more embryos than they will implant in a woman’s womb. In addition to this more than 80% are willing to destroy those embryos...
African Bishops tell the International Community that it is Time for Action in Darfur
Last week the UN’s deadline for Sudan to restore security to the Darfur region passed, and Christian leaders in Africa since then have been urging the international community to take hard-line action against Khartoum for failing to comply...
Is the UK Church Resurrecting or Declining?
The past decade has seen much evidence of the number of churchgoers in the UK dropping significantly. However, after adopting a new method of calculating the overall figures for weekly Sunday service attendants, the Church of England has now claimed...
US Bishops Arrive in London for Talks at Lambeth Palace
Liberal Anglican bishops from the US arrived in London on Tuesday 7th September 2004 for sanction talks at Lambeth Palace with Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury...
Celebrate the International Day of Peace: 21 September
Celebrating peace when the world is at war, may seem like an exercise in futility but the truth is that we need voices and prayers for peace even more...
UN’s Annan says Action on Sudan may be taken within the Week
The UN Security Council has warned that it could take action on the Darfur crisis in Sudan within the next week, Secretary-General Kofi Annan reported. He put forward the point that “more can and should be done” in efforts to improve security in the war-torn region...