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When the West Meets the East
United Reformed Church (URC) ministers from UK have visited Taiwan recently. Through the trip, the UK ministers have gained a lot of experience
Legalized Homosexuality: A Barrier to Sound Marriage and Parenting
In recent weeks, the media has been littered with pictures of “happy¡±pro-gay activists alongside children, insisting that marriage should be open to
Bush assures Evangelicals of his commitment to protect traditional marriage
Washington: In a speech to evangelical Christians President George W. Bush reaffirmed his commitment..
London Churches Unite to make an impact in the community
London: 15,000 young Christians from all over the UK and overseas will take part in community projects, sports initiatives, concerts and other community events across Greater London.
Fast growing Chinese House Church Leader in the hands of PSB.
A prominent Chinese House Church leader was re-arrested while trying to plant a Church in Inner-Mongolia bordering Russia
Laos Christians receives an ultimatum threat from gov’t officials
Christians in Laos have been told they will be killed if they do not give up their faith or leave their village
Open Arms' conference set for April in Georgia
An "Open Arms" Leadership Conference, focusing on starting congregations with childcare ministries, will be held April 30-May 2 at Christ the Shepherd Lutheran Church in Alpharetta, Ga., site of the Synod's first "church-planting-with-childcare" model.
"Speak truth to power using Christian beliefs"
WASHINGTON - Rev. Samuel Kobia, WCC head, prompted faith-based counselors the importance of spiritual discernment as the basis of their actions
AICC Demands Separate Commission for Welfare of Christians
Andhra Pradesh, India.- The All-India Christian Council placed a demand for a separate national minority commission for the welfare of Christians
Iraqi Governing Council Signing Constitution Shows Sign of Unity Between Different Religions
IRAQ -- Signing ceremony was held on Monday where the U.S. ?picked Iraqi Governing Council signed the temporary constitution. This will be the key step in U.S. plans to hand power to the Iraqis by July 1, the Associated Press reported.
Religious reforms proposed for Scottish schools
The Lord’s Prayer and hymns are to be replaced by spiritual reflection and "person-centred discussions" under radical new plans to revamp school assemblies in an attempt to reach out to children turned off by organised religion.
WCC head assesses ecumenical challenges with leaders of historic African-American churches
Washington D.C.-- Leaders of the historic African-American churches gathered with Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia, head of the World Council of Churches, to express their commitment to the ecumenical movement and their support of the WCC
Catholic Church warns of designer children
Sydney: The Catholic Church has stirred up a debate over the ethics of using new technology to help produce disease-free babies, and ones that can provide life-saving opportunities for their siblings.
Catholic Voice in Aids Subcommittee
Australia: CEO of Church Resources, Fr Michael Kelly SJ, says that "the Catholic community has a right to its representative"
Women in Asia Mark International Women's Day
In celebration of International Women’s Day, women across Asia, including India, Pakistan, and Nepal, rallied protesting against domestic violence
Back to Jerusalem
The jacket of Back to Jerusalem recalls Napoleon's observation, "When China is moved it will change the face of the globe."
