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Conference of European Churches Meets in Geneva
The Presidium of the Conference of European Churches will meet in Cartigny Geneva, at the Centre de Rencontres of the Protestant Church of Geneva, from 23-25 April 2007.
Blair, Church Unite to Cut Britain's Carbon Emissions
Prime Minister Tony Blair joined the Church of England this week to launch a campaign urging consumers to make drastic cut backs on their carbon emissions.
Anglican Leader Tells Departing Episcopal Church of 'a Good Way Forward'
A breakaway Anglican leader presented the mission of his conservative Anglican group to an embattled church that is preparing to vote on whether to leave the Episcopal Church.
Report: Iraqi Children Face Harsh Realities as Refugees
A new report launched this past week has revealed that Iraqi children seeking refuge in neighbouring countries are too often denied the education and psychological support needed after their traumatic war experience.
Nigeria's Anglican Church Renews Evangelism Focus
The Anglican Church in Nigeria has renewed its focus on evangelism with the recent consecration of six new bishops at The Good Shephard Cathedral Enugu.
Church of England Prepares New Guidelines to Tackle Bogus Marriages
The Church of England is embarking on a new project to create new guidelines for its marriage procedures to prevent the spread of "bogus weddings".
Germany Tells Turkey to Take Action Against Brutal Christian Killings
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told Turkey it must take action against "unacceptable intolerance" in the country, after three Christian Bible publishers were brutally murdered in a religious-motivated attack last week.
BMS World Mission Supports New Businesses in Afghanistan
The growth of new businesses in Afghanistan is being supported by BMS World Mission through the Micro Enterprise Development project in training new entrepreneurs.
Church of England Prepares New Guidelines to Tackle Bogus Marriages
The Church of England is embarking on a new project to create new guidelines for its marriage procedures to prevent the spread of "bogus weddings".
Steve Chalke Sets New Guinness World Record
Oasis founder Steve Chalke MBE has set a new Guinness World Record after smashing Sir Steve Redgrave's record for fastest earning sportsman in yesterday's Flora London Marathon.
Hillsong, American Idol Star, and 'Passion' Actor Bring Thousands to GMA
The Gospel Music Assocation Music Week is gaining momentum after showcases and worship events by some of the biggest names in Christian music delighted thousands on Sunday.
Baptist World Alliance Mourns World Mission Leader's Death
The Executive Director of the World Mission Board of the Brazilian Baptist Convention since 1979, Waldemiro Tymchak has died on 20 April.
International Consultation Challenges Protestant Churches in Europe
The Community of Protestant Churches in Europe and the Evangelical Academy in the Rhineland have hosted an international consultation on social challenges for Protestant churches in Europe.
Open Doors Responds to Turkey Christian Murders
Open Doors has called on all countries to guarantee religious freedom after the horrific murder last week of three Christian workers in Turkey.
Open Doors Responds to Turkey Christian Murders
Open Doors has called on all countries to guarantee religious freedom after the horrific murder last week of three Christian workers in Turkey.
BMI Christian Music Awards Honour Christian Music's Most Played Songs
US performing rights organisation BMI saluted the writers and publishers of the past year's most performed Christian songs on Christian radio and television during the BMI Christian Music Awards last night at the company's Music Row offices in Nashville.