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Women theologians urge churches to challenge abusive power structures
An international group of women theologians has called on churches to address structures of power that fail to respect human dignity.
Evangelicals praise McCain on performance at Rick Warren forum
Prominent evangelical leaders in the US gave Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain a thumbs up for the responses he gave to questions posed by Pastor Rick Warren at Saturday evening's Saddleback Civil Forum.
Church in Wales to elect new Bishop of St Davids
Senior Welsh clergy to elect new Bishop of St Davids, following resignation of previous incumbent the Rt Rev Carl Cooper over speculation of an improper relationship with his chaplain.
Philippines: Christians equip military nurses to heal body and spirit
Military nurses in the Philippines have been dispatched to military hospitals across the country to bring physical and spiritual healing to wounded soldiers.
Faith groups to fast for environment
Two organsiations are taking a novel approach to encouraging deeper action towards caring for the environment - by asking people to fast.
Andy Croft, Mike Pilavachi tackle Bible illiteracy with new book
Soul Survivor's Andy Croft and Mike Pilavachi hope new book will tackle Bible illiteracy among young people.
Katy Perry's evangelical parents hit out at daughter's 'disgusting' song
The evangelical Christian parents of US chart topper Katy Perry have lashed out at the lyrics of their daughter's No 1 hit single 'I Kissed A Girl'.
Chinese officials seize Bibles from US missionaries
Officials at Kunming International Airport in China seized suitcases full of Bibles being carried into the country by four American Christians on Sunday.
Obama, McCain talk faith with Rick Warren
US presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain did their best on Saturday to win the approval of millions of Christian voters when they opened up about their faith and positions on hot button issues at a civil forum hosted by Purpose Driven pastor Rick Warren.
South African churches warn of human trafficking at 2010 World Cup
A South African Lutheran church leader says human trafficking is one of the greatest challenges for local churches during the next World Cup to be hosted by South Africa in June - July 2010.
Christian Aid to mix entertainment and climate change at Greenbelt
Christian Aid will entertain the crowds at this year's Greenbelt festival with a diverse programme that promises plenty of fun whilst challenging festival-goers on the issue of climate change.
Greg Laurie moves hearts with message on life, death and heaven
An estimated 29,000 people were present for the opening night of the 19th annual Southern California Harvest Crusade in Anaheim, California, including some 2,750 people who made their first-time commitments or rededicated their lives to Christ.
Release calls on China to stop deporting North Korean refugees
With the world's attention fixed on China for the Olympic Games, Release International has launched a petition calling for the fairer treatment of North Korean refugees.
Bible Society challenges churches to rediscover Bible's treasures
Bible Society is challenging Christians to put the credit crunch aside and re-discover the Bible's treasures on this year's Bible Sunday.
Greater than gold: Witnessing Christ in Beijing
Just as the Apostle Paul says everything is rubbish in comparison to knowing Christ, Christians are in Beijing for the Olympics to tell the world that Christ is more valuable than any gold medal.
Sinai Desert challenge: Leaving the comfort zone for world's poor
On 18 April 2009, a band of trekkers will start their week long Sinai Desert Challenge to raise funds for some of the world's most vulnerable and disadvantaged people.