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Methodists: Forget Violent Video Games and Do Something Positive for Peace
Banning violent video games doesn't go far enough, says Steve Pearce at MethodistChildren.
Anglicans Less Concerned About HIV, Research Suggests
Anglicans in the UK are less concerned about HIV than other denominations, suggests a survey conducted by the Christian Research group.
Jerusalem Churches Welcome Advocacy Peace Initiative for Middle East
Church leaders in Jerusalem have welcomed the Palestine Israel Ecumenical Forum, which was launched in Jordan last week.
Anglicans Less Concerned About HIV, Research Suggests
Anglicans in the UK are less concerned about HIV than other denominations, suggests a survey conducted by the Christian Research group.
Manchester Monastery Restored as a Conference Hall
A monastery in Manchester, which was previously listed as one of the world's 100 most endangered sites has been fully restored - but as a conference hall.
Christians Challenge Brown to Tackle Poverty
Anti-poverty coalition Micah Challenge has urged Britain's new Prime Minister to take a powerful stand to stamp out global poverty.
Giant 'Carbon Footprint' to Spark Methodist Climate Debate
The Methodist Relief and Development Fund will be using a red, two metre high 'carbon footprint' at this year's Methodist Conference to highlight the danger to developing countries posed by climate change.
World Vision India Responds to Monsoon Disaster
World Vision India field staff are responding to floods and heavy rainfall during monsoon season, which have claimed the lives of 57 people and forced another 100,000 from their homes in south and southwest India.
Tearfund welcomes Brown's Global Poverty Pledge
Christian relief and development agency Tearfund has welcomed incoming Prime Minister Gordon Brown's pledge to "wage an unremitting battle" against global poverty.
East Norwich Youth Project Appoints Senior Youth Worker
The East Norwich Youth Project has announced the appointment of its first Senior Youth Worker, Danny Doran-Smith.
Audio Adrenaline Guitarist to Embark on Solo Career
Former Audio Adrenaline guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist Tyler Burkum will embark on a solo career with his debut solo EP, Demo LP, which is available now on iTunes.
World Vision China Aids 61,000 Flood Victims
World Vision China is providing vital aid to some 61,000 flood victims following severe rainstorms and floods in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hunan and Guizhou Provinces.
Tim Hughes Heads to America
Popular singer/songwriter Tim Hughes will be heading to the United States later this week where he will take part in summer festivals and worship conferences until July.
Rev Ian Coffey Drafted into Keswick Convention 2007
Well-known speaker, writer and Spring Harvest Leadership team member, the Rev Ian Coffey, will be replacing the advertised speaker, the Rev Alistair Begg, to give the Bible readings in week three of this summer's Keswick Convention.
Knitting Designers to Raise Funds for Feed The Children UK
An increasing need for funds to pay for shipping consignments to Africa and other Third World countries has triggered professional knitting designers to contribute to charity Feed The Children UK
Diocese of Lichfield Responds to Mobile Phone Mast Protests
The Church of England's Diocese of Lichfield has spoken up on mobile phone masts in a bid to pacify tensions after two separate demonstrations were held against mobile phone base stations in the Black Country.