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Billy Graham focuses on Second Coming in 2009
This year, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will focus on the return of Jesus Christ and help prepare believers for life in the last days, according to a recent announcement.
Aid group expelled from Sudan over Bibles
An American aid group has been expelled from the Darfur region of Sudan after officials discovered 3,400 Arabic language Bibles in its office.
World Vision distributes emergency kits to families in Gaza
World Vision is delivering more than 1,100 emergency kits to families in Gaza still struggling without basic necessities in the wake of the recent conflict between Hamas and Israel.
Get financial help before it's too late, says Parsons
Rob Parsons and his daughter Katie Clarke have teamed up in a new book advising people to seek financial help with their debt before it's too late.
Haggard: Christian right is off course
Disgraced pastor Ted Haggard didnât hold back when criticising the Christian right during a recent interview in which he accused the movement of acting in an ungospel-like manner and having the wrong understanding of human sexuality.
Anglican Primates tell Mugabe to go
Anglican Primates meeting in Alexandria, Egypt, have called on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to step down.
North Korea still worst persecutor of Christians
Reclusive North Korea has yet again topped Open Doorsâ list of the worst persecutors of Christians in the world.
New Christian charity to help ex-offenders start over
Volunteers will get to work this week helping former prisoners from north Wales start a new life as part of a new scheme being launched on Thursday.
Archbishop awards Cross of St Augustine to Canadian Catholic priest
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has awarded the Cross of St Augustine to Monsignor Donald Bolen for his service to Anglican-Roman Catholic relations.
Disney's 'Bolt' is a masterpiece for all ages
âFor every laugh, there should be a tearâ â these were the words of Walt Disney. And while there may not be a tear for every laugh (there are a lot of laughs) in âBoltâ, Disneyâs latest animated work of art definitely hits the nail on the head.
Healing on the Streets in North Finchley
Among the shoppers making their way down the High Road in North Finchley are those seeking a different kind of fulfilment than what the stores can offer.
Bible Society welcomes controversial Religious Studies course
A new Religious Studies GCSE syllabus which explores topics of homosexuality, binge drinking and drugs has been welcomed by Bible Societyâs education expert Ann Holt.
Fox takes up next Narnia film after Disney drop-out
With Walt Disney Pictures no longer on board to help launch the third movie instalment of the âChronicles of Narniaâ, 20th Century Fox has reportedly stepped in to partner with Walden Media for the next title in the Christian-themed fantasy series.
India's political parties told to make Christian security a priority
The safety and security of minorities must be the top priority of India's political parties in the forthcoming elections, says the All India Christian Council.
Lord Harries to argue Christian roots of secular values
Professor Lord Harries of Pentregarth will deliver the 11th series of Sarum Theological Lectures, Christianity and Public Life, in late April and early May at Sarum College in Salisburyâs Cathedral Close.
Anglican Covenant to provide framework for fellowship
Anglican Primates gathered in Alexandria, Egypt, are reportedly softening their approach to a Covenant aimed at unifying the worldwide Anglican Communion.