21 February 2007 06:45
Rowan Williams Tells Warring Anglicans to Feel Humility Before God
by 1 otherThe Archbishop of Canterbury Rev Dr Rowan Williams has called for bishops to feel humility before God as worldwide Anglican leaders continued a sixday summit in Tanzania which could have a great influence on the Communions future
World Ecumenical Head Urges New Global Vision to Thousands in India
by 1 otherWorld Ecumenical leader Rev Samuel Kobia has preached the valedictory sermon at the 112th Maramon Convention which took place 1118 February at Maramon Kerala India
Tearfund Welcomes Mugabe Sanctions Fears for Zimbabwes Poor
Tearfund has welcomed the EU decision to renew the restricted measures against President Mugabes regime in Zimbabwe But while their renewal sends a message of continuing disapproval from the international community the poor and marginalised have never been so desperate says Christian humanitarian agency Tearfund
Gator gazing in the Everglades
The Monitor's Clayton Collins spent a day in Florida's Everglades.
Russias Union of Evangelical Baptists Expands Mission
by 2 othersThe Russiabased Union of Evangelical Christians Baptists UECB has made a statement announcing its intentions to intensify its outside contacts
Mission Groups Serve Turkey Meals Across the Nation
by 1 otherMissions across the country are putting Graham's words to action this week, reaching out to hundreds and up to tens of thousands of poor persons at a time with Thanksgiving ...
Ted Haggard Plans to Leave Colorado Springs
Evangelist Ted Haggard, who resigned as president of the National Association of Evangelicals last year after allegations of sexual misconduct, said he is leaving Colorado ...
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Ted Haggard Plans to Leave Colorado Springs
Evangelist Ted Haggard, who resigned as president of the National Association of Evangelicals last year after allegations of sexual misconduct, said he is leaving Colorado ...
Tensions Rise in Ethiopia as Christian Killed and Homes Torched
One Christian has been killed and a group of Christian families are taking shelter in a church after their homes were set on fire by Muslim militants Christian Today has learned
Reports on global warming lag behind the science
by 1 otherThe newest UN-sponsored assessment left out research that suggests more dire climate change.
Study Compares Christian and NonChristian Lifestyles
by 1 otherA new Barna Group survey measured the type of lifestyles Americans live
Archbishops Back MultiMedia Lent Campaign
A multimedia campaign to mark the season of Lent is being backed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu
Megachurch Pastor Looks Forward to Release of 'Sex God'
by 1 otherEvangelist Rob Bell recently talked about his new book on faith and sexuality, Sex God, slated to be released by Zondervan next ...
Flying the cleanly skies?
by 1 otherWithout a viable jet-fuel alternative, air travel in 30 years may be only for the wealthy.
World Vision Joins Ugandan Peace Talks
The Ugandan government and the Lords Resistance Army LRApeace delegation have reaffirmed their commitment to pursuing peace in northern Uganda World Vision reports
National Bible Week on 5,000 Billboards
National Bible Week kicks off Sunday with sponsoring ministries taking on the growing Christian trend of public advertising campaigns to promote the ...
Broadest Faith Groups to Inaugurate New U.S. Ecumenical Body
Christians from five traditions, including Roman Catholic, will officially inaugurate a new national ecumenical body next ...
Tubegazing: Longford
The four-hour HBO miniseries focuses on a British lord who staked - and lost - his reputation on trying to help a serial killer.
Christians Worldwide Rush to Assist FloodHit Angola
by 1 otherChristian 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
