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World Mission and Evangelism Conference Recommended for 2011
A global conference on Christian mission has been proposed for late 2011 by the Commission on World Mission and Evangelism of the World Council of Churches (WCC).
Connect with People Struggling for Justice, Reformed Church Told
There is no such thing as a comfortable pew for Reformed Christians who want to answer God's call to bear witness that a world of justice is possible, says the Executive Secretary of the Office for Church Renewal, Justice and Partnership of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
Hong Kong Based Journalist Awarded on International Press Freedom Day
On International Press Freedom Day, European Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid, Louis Michel awarded the "grand prix" of the 2006 Natali Prize competition to the Hong Kong based journalist Leu Siew Ying.
Commitment of Churches in SE Europe 'Needed', Protestant Churches Told
Together with the Commission for Church and Society of the Conference of European Churches (CEC), the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe (CPCE) issued an invitation to a symposium in Vienna on 8 May on the occasion of the reconstitution of the CPCE South East Europe Regional Group.
Madeleine's Parents Attend Prayer Vigil as Millions Offer Internet Support
Christian faith has continued to offer strength and support to the parents of four-year-old Madeleine McCann, as they attended another prayer vigil asking for her safe return.
Church Diversifies Services to Pull Down Barriers to Worship
A Wolverhampton church is to offer a diverse range of service-formats, in the hope of renewing its mission focus and attracting more people to its service every week.
Michael Ramsey Prize Winner Announced at CRE
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams has announced that the winner of the Michael Ramsey Prize 2007 for theological writing is "What is the point of being a Christian?" by Fr Timothy Radcliffe.
Commitment of Churches in SE Europe 'Needed', Protestant Churches Told
Together with the Commission for Church and Society of the Conference of European Churches (CEC), the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe (CPCE) issued an invitation to a symposium in Vienna on 8 May.
Connect with People Struggling for Justice, Reformed Church Told
There is no such thing as a comfortable pew for Reformed Christians who want to answer God's call to bear witness that a world of justice is possible, says the Executive Secretary of the Office for Church Renewal, Justice and Partnership of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
CAFOD Welcomes Wolfowitz's Resignation from World Bank
CAFOD has called for reforms at the World Bank following the resignation of its president, Paul Wolfowitz, on Thursday.
Casting Crowns Album Challenges Faith Between 'The Altar and The Door'
GRAMMY and Dove Award-winning band Casting Crowns recently announced the release of their highly-anticipated third studio album, The Altar and The Door.
Joseph Musical Prepares to 'Grease' Up
The BBC has recently extended popular talent show Any Dream Will Do by a week so that the final will be aired the same night as that of ITV's Grease Is The Word.
Fundraising Campaign for Arctic 'Igloo Church' Continues
A landmark service will take place this summer to drive forward efforts in the rebuilding of an igloo-shaped Anglican church in the Arctic, which was damaged by arson in November 2005 and demolished in June 2006.
Christianity Prepares to Bid John Stott Farewell
The much-loved veteran preacher John Stott, whose books and teachings have impacted the lives of thousands of Christians around the globe, will draw his public ministry to a close this summer when he fulfils his final speaking engagement at this year's Keswick Convention on Tuesday 17 July.
Church Sees Changing Society as an Opportunity, Not a Threat
The Church of Scotland Ministries Council will tell the Kirk's General Assembly that changing society is an opportunity, not a threat.
New CofE Liturgy Software Helps Churches 'Find the Right Words'
New computer software from the Church of England has been made available to help churches 'find the right words'.