Opinion
Interview with Church of Scotland Moderator
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland speaks to Christian Today on his opposition to Trident, same-sex relations and the secularisation of Christmas.
Rev Malcolm Duncan: Building a Better World - Part 2
The Leader of the Faithworks Movement, Revd Malcolm Duncan, has just published his first book, Building a Better World. In this, the second of a series of extracts and thoughts from the book, he considers how Christians need confidence in their own faith in order to work with others...
Archbishop of Canterbury: Statement on HIV/AIDS for World Aids Day 2006
As Christians we pray this day in the light of a global disaster the momentum of which has built for 25 years. Since the first appearance of the pandemic an estimated 65 million people have been infected with HIV, of whom 25 million have died. In 2005 alone an estimated 4.1 million people became infected with HIV and an estimated 2.8 million people have died of AIDS related illnesses.
Head of Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowships on Christian Unions Bans
The head of the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowships, the Rev Richard Cunningham, speaks to Christian Today about the Christian Unions and their current legal struggles with several universities to regain their full rights as legitimate student societies.
Operation Noah's Steve Hucklesby on Post-Kyoto Protocol Agreement
Steve Hucklesby is Secretary for International Affairs with the Methodist Church and an Executive Committee Member of Operation Noah. Christian Today caught up with him to find out his thoughts on the prospects of a post-Kyoto Protocal agreement in the wake of the UN Climate Change Conference last week.
Denton Lotz: Celebrating 400 years of Baptist Witness
In 1609 in Amsterdam, John Smyth baptized himself and then Thomas Helwys and others to form the first Baptist congregation of the modern period. It was a difficult period of history for these dissidents who, after reading scripture, came to the firm conviction that Believer's Baptism was the proper mode of initiation into the Christian Church...
Rev Malcolm Duncan: Building a Better World - Part 1
The Leader of the Faithworks Movement, Revd Malcolm Duncan, talks about what motivates him to strive for justice and why it is important for the church to continue to develop its prophetic role in calling for a better world...
Rev Samuel Kobia, WCC General Secretary: Christmas Message
St Luke recounts the story of the heavenly host of angels who announced the birth of Jesus to shepherds in the fields near Bethlehem; it was to this group of people sleeping rough with the animals that the angels of light, joy and beauty first announced the frightening but great and good news: "A saviour is born..., rejoice, rejoice!".
Evangelical Alliance Response to Sunday Telegraph's 'Poor Journalism'
The article in last week's Sunday Telegraph by Jonathan Wynne-Jones (Christians ask if force is needed to protect their religious values) is a case-study in bad journalism. It's the sort of piece that lecturers would give to their first year 'A' Level students to identify the sensational...
Remembrance Day Remarks from Moderator of Church of Scotland
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Rt Rev Alan McDonald, has offered his thoughts on the occasion of Remembrance Sunday.
Life in North Korea: Interview with Concentration Camp Survivor
Kim was born in 1956 in China. When he was young his father divorced his mother. In 1961, he moved to northern North Korea with his father, and then in 1964 to Wonsan, a southern port...
Rt Rev Robin Eames: A New Value Ethic?
If there is one practical lesson I have learned in over 40 years of public life and ministry it is to be extremely wary of entering the corridors of another discipline with an attitude which says : "Let me comment on your work...
Interview: Leith Anderson, Interim President of the NAE
The Rev. Dr. Leith Anderson, senior pastor at the 5,000-member Wooddale Church in Eden Prairie, Minn., was appointed as the Interim President of the National Association of Evangelicals on Saturday, Nov. 4, following the sudden resignation of the Rev. Ted Haggard...
World Evangelical Alliance: Statement on Rev. Ted Haggard's Resignation
The leadership of the World Evangelical Alliance is saddened by the events of the past few days surrounding the resignation of Rev. Ted Haggard, president of the National Association of Evangelicals...
Haggard's Fall from Grace - What Next for the National Association of Evangelicals?
The Rev. Ted Haggard crumbled down amid allegations of gay sex, drugs, and a host of other sensationalised tales of misconduct, all brought forth to the media by a male prostitute who laid claim to a three-year relationship with the National Association of Evangelicals' former head...
James M. Stevens: The Hymn Book- Relic or Treasure?
Is the hymn book a relic of the past or a treasure for the future? Many seem to think that the traditional use of the hymn book as ended. I would hate to see that this would ever be the case.