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Israel Resists Palestinians on Peace Talks Timetable
Israel is resisting pressure from the Palestinians to set a strict timetable for implementing any statehood principles agreed at a U.S.-sponsored conference, Israeli officials said on Wednesday.
UN Must Resolve Kosovo Fate - Serbia's Kostunica
The United Nations Security Council is the only place where the future status of the breakaway Serbian province of Kosovo can be resolved, Serb Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said on Wednesday.
World Conservation Union:16,300 Species Threatened
From the lowland gorillas of Africa to corals of the Galapagos Islands, more than 16,300 species are threatened with extinction, the World Conservation Union said on Wednesday in its annual Red List.
Suspected Foot and Mouth Case in Southern England
A suspected case of foot and mouth disease has been found on a farm in southern England and the herd in question is to be culled, a government source said on Wednesday.
Uganda Rebels Say Attack in Congo Would Invite War
Any attack on Ugandan rebels based in eastern Congo will be an invitation for the group to resume its war in northern Uganda, the fugitive Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) said on Wednesday.
Former IMB Missionary Looks to Make Southern Baptist Presidential History
A former missionary of the International Mission Board is looking to become the president of America's largest Protestant denomination - a feat that would surprisingly be the first of its kind, he says.
African Anglicans Split Over Homosexuality
Anglican churches in Zimbabwe have expressed their intention to pull out of the Central African province in opposition to other churches which were in favour of homosexuals.
Controversial Study: Is Change Possible for Homosexuals?
Results of a controversial US study addressing two of the most debated questions on "ex-gays" will be announced this week in Nashville.
Ecumenical Team Hopes to Help Overcome Violence in US
Church leaders and communities facing situations of violence in New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and New Orleans will share their experiences with an international ecumenical team visiting the United States from 15-23 September.
Christian Aid Partners Aid Hurricane Felix Victims
Following the devastating hurricane in Nicaragua and Honduras, local organisations supported by Christian Aid are stepping up for relief efforts.
Open Doors Founder Lays Down 'The Muslim Challenge' for Christians
Founder of Open Doors, Brother Andrew, will be launching a new book 'Secret Believers: what happens when Muslims believe in Christ', at 'UNITE' events on Saturday 29 September, in West Bromwich.
New Treasures and Old Make Up Survey's Top Ten Hymns
A hymn written in the early 18th century and another written in 2001 are amongst the Top Ten hymns of the north-west Midlands - according to the results of a survey.
Kirkpatrick to Step Down from US Presbyterian Church Leadership
Clifton Kirkpatrick has been lauded by the head of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches for his leadership after announcing he will not seek another term at Presbyterian Church (USA).
Donnie McClurkin to Receive Recording Academy Honors
Grammy award-winning gospel singer Donnie McClurkin has been named a recipient of the New York Chapter's Recording Academy Honors 2007 for his significant contributions and achievements that have enriched the musical community.
Care for the Family to Reach Out to Bereaved Parents
Care for the Family is hoping a weekend course will bring much-needed comfort to bereaved parents and adult siblings who have lost a son or daughter, brother or sister.
Evangelical Alliance Asks for Christ-Like Response to Gay Rights Law
The Evangelical Alliance is encouraging Christians to respond respectfully and in a "Christ-like manner" to the decision made in Tuesday's judicial review of Northern Ireland's Sexual Orientation Regulations.