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Christian Lawyers to Address Rise in Religious Lawsuits
Christian lawyers from around the world are to meet in London this month for a two-day conference to discuss the alarming rise in religious litigation.
WCC Head Offers Message of Reconciliation & Healing to Ireland
Healing wounded memories is an essential feature of the search for Christian unity, the General Secretary of the World Council of Churches has told participants at a public seminar in Dublin, Ireland, on Monday.
CRE to Hit Esher in Two Weeks
Thousands of Christians are gearing up for the next National Christian Resources Exhibition to hit Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey in just two weeks.
Church and Big Business Challenged to Break Modern Slavery
Churches and City companies have been challenged to do in the fight against modern forms of slavery during JustShare's May Day event in London's financial district on Tuesday.
Angelina Jolie, Kay Warren Launch New Child Campaign
A new child and orphan advocacy organisation formally launched its campaign last week with the help of actress Angelina Jolie and Saddleback Church's Kay Warren.
Protestors Demand End to China's Repatriation of N. Koreans
With signs in hand, dozens of activists and concerned citizens rallied in Washington DC, USA in front of the Chinese embassy Saturday, demanding that China stop the forceful repatriation of North Koreans on North Korea Freedom Day.
Don't Give Up on Darfur, Protestors Told
Looking into the eyes of protestors wearing "Save Darfur" T-shirts and UN peacekeepers' blue berets, speakers at Sunday's Darfur rally repeatedly asked participants an unsettling yet honest question - "Are you too tired to fight?"
Conservative Anglican's Visit Upsets Episcopal Leaders
An orthodox Anglican group in the United States will this week officially install its missionary bishop who will provide oversight to breakaway Anglicans. But Episcopal Church leaders feel more threatened by a visit from an Anglican leader from overseas who will be attending the ceremony.
Mercy Ships to Set Sail for Africa
The world's largest non-governmental hospital ship, Mercy Ships' 'Africa Mercy', is set to sail to Africa this week following eight years of conversion work and global fundraising.
New Guidance Published on Christian-Muslim Etiquette
Why are Christians so keen to shake hands with everyone? When do Muslims pray? Do Christians pray once a week? Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan? These are just some of the questions that a new booklet on Christian-Muslim etiquette from the Christian Muslim Forum will try to answer.
Human Rights Lawyer Freed in DR Congo
Marie Therese Nlandu, the human rights lawyer detained in prison in the Democratic Republic of Congo since November 2006, has been freed from prison after all the charges against her and her nine co-defendants were unexpectedly dropped.
Mercy Ships to Set Sail for Africa
The world's largest non-governmental hospital ship, Mercy Ships' 'Africa Mercy', is set to sail to Africa this week following eight years of conversion work and global fundraising.
Secret Music Deciphered at Rosslyn Chapel
A secret piece of music hidden in carvings at a famous medieval chapel in Midlothian might have been found by a father and son team from Edinburgh.
American Idol Raises Over $60m for Charity
The American Idol "Gives Back" charity shows raised more than $60m last week during a two-night special that had sponsors offer money for each vote casted.
Christian Bands to Head 2007 Hope Revolution Tour
Some of Britain's most creative Christian bands are gearing up for a special nationwide tour to encourage young people to play their own unique role in a year of "holistic mission".
Human Rights Lawyer Freed in DR Congo
Marie Therese Nlandu, the human rights lawyer detained in prison in the Democratic Republic of Congo since November 2006, has been freed from prison after all the charges against her and her nine co-defendants were unexpectedly dropped.