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South Korean Mission Groups Re-Strategise for High-Risk Areas
South Korean Christians take a fresh look at mission in high-risk areas.
BWA Head: Genuine Unity a Big Challenge for Baptists
The big challenge Baptists worldwide face is a greater manifestation of unity amid differences that sometimes challenges the oneness in Christ, says a top Baptist official.
Fears Anglican Communion Could Split By End of Year
Concerns are growing that the worldwide Anglican Communion could split by the end of the year under proposals being written up by a leading US conservative bishop.
Premier Blog Awards Celebrate Web-Savvy Christians
Premier Christian radio's first ever Christian Blog and Web Awards took place last week, signalling a new era of web-wise Christianity and celebrating some of the best sites the UK's Christian community has to offer.
WFP Maize Boosts Farmers in Lesotho
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has completed a historic purchase by buying maize directly from a group of small-scale farmers in Lesotho, the first ever direct purchase in that country.
Bishop sees 'Life-Enhancing' work of CAFOD in Kenya
The Catholic Bishop of Hallam saw for himself the struggles faced by young people living in Africa's largest slum during a visit to Kenya last week.
Westminster Bishop attends Beatification of Marian Congregation Founder
Bishop Alan Hopes attends beatification of Fr Stanislaus Papczyński, the founder of the Marian Congregation.
Evangelical Alliance Responds to Dispatches' Persecution Programme
The Evangelical Alliance has responded to last week's Dispatches programme on Channel 4 which claimed to have uncovered evidence of the "violence and intimidation facing Muslims who convert to Christianity in Britain".
Kyoto, Iraq, Iran on World Council of Churches Agenda
The 10th anniversary of the Kyoto protocol, Iraq, and US-Iran relations are all on the agenda at this week's meeting of the World Council of Churches Executive Committee.
Bishop's Campaign heats up for 'Back to Church Sunday'
The Bishop of Lichfield, the Rt Rev Jonathan Gledhill, is continuing his passionate evangelism drive via a new advertising campaign to invite people 'Back to Church' in what he believes is the first time a Church of England bishop has appeared in radio adverts for evangelism.
Ecumenical Executive Committee Set to Commence
An exposure visit hosted by the Armenian Apostolic Church has preceded meeting of the World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee taking place from 25-28 September in Etchmiadzin, Armenia.
Come to the Father
Does your soul need refreshing today? Then come to the Father. Are you overburdened by the cares of this world?
US Anglicans Search for Compromise Statement on Gay Rift
Senior Anglican leaders have been drafting a statement in an urgent attempt to find a compromise between warring factions within the worldwide Communion on Sunday night.
Remember
How good is your memory? We are all prone to ups and downs in our relationship with God;
Archbishop warns Anglican Covenant could lead to Exclusion
The Archbishop of Wales has warned that a proposed document to unite Anglicans could end up excluding those who do not conform to its beliefs.
Zimbabwe Bishop Speaks Out - Adultery Allegations Orchestrated
The former Archbishop of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, Rev Pius Ncube, has asserted that allegations he committed adultery were orchestrated by the state.