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Tutu Urges G8 leaders to Support Britain’s Anti-Poverty Effort
The former Archbishop of Cape Town and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Dr Desmond Tutu, addressed the congregation in Dublin, Ireland on Monday. In the midst of the massive Make Poverty History Campaign launched in the UK...
Second Round of Lebanon Elections Marked with Boycott by Christians
Yesterday the second round of election took place in the second district in Lebanon. It was marked with a very low turnout of Christian voters, similar to what happened in Beirut during the first round a week earlier...
Premier Radio Anniversary Celebrates Spreading Gospel through Airwaves
Premier Radio, the first Christian radio station in London, is approaching its 10th anniversary. With a sustaining commitment to bring Jesus Christ...
Blair & Bush Meet to Find Path for Africa Aid/Debt Relief
British Prime Minister Tony Blair will meet US President George Bush tomorrow (Tuesday 7th June 2005), asking for the US to back proposals to offer unprecedented levels of aid to Africa...
Religious Survey Suggests Search for Spirituality Outside Christian Churches
The Monday edition of the Herald newspaper reveals some figures of a recent survey on spirituality and religious belief in the Health and Wellbeing supplement, which shows increasing number of people claiming that they have no religion...
Leicester Hospital Controversy Resolved as Patients told to Keep Bibles
A conclusion seems to have come about in the row over whether bibles and other religious items should be allowed to be left on bedside of patients in Leicester hospitals. News-Medical.net has reported that the hospital ward will now simply give the bibles...
Premier Celebrating 10 Years of Christian Radio
Premier Radio has reached its tenth year of broadcasting. Over the past decade, communication has advanced and Premier Christian Radio is now being heard by over 400,000 people around the world...
Church Officials Propose Separate Catholic Sex Education in Scotland
Church officials in Scotland have been discussing and drawing up draft plans for Catholic children in non-denominational schools to have access to separate sex education classes. The new move is likely to increase tension...
Child Abuse Exorcism Unveiled among Evangelical African Churches in UK
The Metropolitan Police and child protection experts are stepping up the investigation on the extent of alleged child abuses linked to the practice of exorcism among evangelical African churches across the UK...
Methodist Africa University Graduates Largest Class in History
The United Methodist Church (UMC)-related Africa University in Zimbabwe celebrated its 11th graduation ceremony with the largest graduating class in the institution’s history, May 28...
International Aid to Set Up Medical Centre in Aceh, Indonesia
A US-based Christian relief and development agency will be establishing a Medical Equipment Service Centre in Indonesia’s Aceh Province upon the request of the Ministry of Health. According to International Aid (I-A), the centre will directly impact...
Christian Medical Fellowship Reacts to Potential Bible Ban in Hospitals
Discussions are currently continuing on whether Bibles should continue to be placed in patient's bedside lockers at three Leicester hospitals, due to worries that the religious texts could offend people from other faith groups...
Anglican-Methodist Covenant Report Proposes Changes in Holy Communion
The first Interim Report of the Anglican-Methodist Covenant published by the Joint Implementation Commission (JIC), has addressed three main areas concerning Church life...
Anti-Syrian Christian Journalist Killed in Car Bomb in Lebanon
A Lebanese journalist who worked for the nation's top daily newspaper and known for his anti-Syrian government writings was killed Thursday as a bomb exploded in his car in a Christian neighbourhood...
Africa AIDS Situation Desperate says UN as Orphans Forced into Prostitution
During the recent UN meeting, Secretary General Kofi Annan warned of the vast spread of HIV/AIDS all over the world and called for strong leadership and more funds to fight the deadly disease. Annan described the progress as "significant but insufficient...
Delirious Working on New Album
British pop and rock worship band Delirious have revealed their plans for their new album which will be released in the UK in November 2005. From January this year, the band have been working diligently...