PUBLIC MARKS from TakeshiGenji

Orthodox Catholic Anglican and Protestant church representatives gathered on 17 February in Wittenberg Germany with a clear focus set on the Decade to Overcome Violence DOV

A BMS volunteer couple in France are challenging a group of young Christians to go deeper in their faith as they work together to transform the church basement into a personal space for the young Christians

Free-range felines at the Key West museum may have to go, after the federal bureaucrats say it's the legal equivalent of a zoo.

The President of Colombia lvaro Uribe has paid tribute to the positive role of the church in Colombia at the annual conference of the International Charismatic Mission church in Bogot on Wednesday 24 January

The UN refugee agency has issued a stark warning that the violence in Chad could turn into a genocide similar to that in Rwanda in 1994

Essay: why can Paris make a grown man cry?

In Philadelphia, fans carry the banner for their favorite cheesesteak - debating vigorously the perfect cheese consistency, recruiting converts to a softer roll, chauffeuring friends over two highways and a toll bridge, even, to proffer true cheesesteak p

World Vision recently applauded US President George W Bush for increasing funding for programmes to fight AIDS and malaria in fiscal year 2007

People attending a house church expressed a significantly higher satisfaction with their church experience than those attending a conventional local church, according to a new ...

The Bishop of Southwark has launched a book on just war in the twentyfirst century The Price of Peace at the Foreign Press Association this week The Rt Rev Tom Butler also Vice Chair of the Church of Englands Mission and Public Affairs Division chaired the launch which involved a number of contributors to the book

Christian humanitarian agencies from around the world have united under the umbrella of Action by Churches Together ACT International to bring immediate aid to Angola as severe flooding leaves some 90 people dead

Once again, a good cast and a good idea have been sacrificed on the slippery altar of soppiness.

A church service for 15yearold Billy Cox the third teenager shot dead in South London in the past two weeks has seen prayers read to comfort a shocked and dismayed community

Its good to be with you again to give you a brief update on todays proceedings as I anticipated with you last evening we spent the morning today considering further the Primates responses to The Episcopal Churchs reactions to the Windsor Report and the Dromantine requests from the Primate