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Global Shift in Christianity Requires 'New Paradigm Missionaries'
The global shift in Christianity to the southern hemisphere began decades ago, but the next generation of western missionaries was largely unaware of it.
English Churches Report Drastic Rise in Christmas Attendances
Churches throughout the Diocese of Lichfield have reported higher than usual attendances at services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Over the past five years attendances have been rising steadily across the Church of England and Lichfield Diocese has been part of this trend.
Evangelical Christians Attacked in India for Singing Christmas Carols
Evangelical Christians in India have been attacked by Hindu militants for singing Christmas carols. The shocking attack has raised concerns for Christians in the region, particularly as elsewhere in India news has also emerged that a church was attacked and completely destroyed by extremists.
House Churches in China Face Persecution Over Christmas
A house church in Beijing has been raided over the Christmas period, in efforts by local authorities to halt any worship or services over the season.
Spain Cathedral Refuses Muslim Requests to Form 'Ecumenical Temple'
The Roman Catholic bishop of Cordoba in Spain has rejected an appeal from Muslims asking to be allowed to pray in the city's cathedral.
ALOVE to Host Youth Rally: Inside Out
Salvation Army ALOVE will host its annual youth rally next year, taking place10 February, 2007. The rally, "Inside Out", will be held in two venues, one in Watford and the other in Glasgow.
BMS World Mission Challenges Young Christians in France
A BMS volunteer couple in France are challenging a group of young Christians to go deeper in their faith as they work together to transform the church basement into a personal space for the young Christians.
Church Leaders Call for Prayer to End Sectarianism in Northern Ireland
The leaders of the four main Churches in Ireland have issued a joint call to all sides to banish sectarianism and seize the opportunity for a shared future. With the pressure on to restore devolution and cement the political process in Northern Ireland, the clergymen appealed for the public to pray for an end to
ALOVE to Host Youth Rally: Inside Out
Salvation Army ALOVE will host its annual youth rally next year, taking place10 February, 2007. The rally, "Inside Out", will be held in two venues, one in Watford and the other in Glasglow.
BMS World Mission Challenges Young Christians in France
A BMS volunteer couple in France are challenging a group of young Christians to go deeper in their faith as they work together to transform the church basement into a personal space for the young Christians.
Anglican Head Regrets Lack of Action Against Iraq War
The Archbishop of Canterbury expressed regret at not doing more to oppose the Iraq war. Dr Rowan Williams said that taking a stronger position before the invasion may have made a difference, according to BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
World Vision Highlights Emotional Effect of Tsunami Two Years On
International relief agency World Vision recently challenged television presenter Anneka Rice to visit Sri Lanka where people are still recovering from the impact of the Asian Tsunami, one of the world's most devastating disasters.
Protestors Fight Archbishop Eames as Shop Proposals Emerge
Up to 60 people have held a protest in east Belfast following the emergence of plans to sell off shops partly owned by the Church of Ireland Primate Archbishop Robin Eames.
Rebecca St. James' Album Named Best in Holland
Legendary gospel artist Rebecca St. James' latest album has been named "Best Album- Gospel/Christian' of 2006 in the Netherlands.
Amazing Grace Film Gets Historical Facts 'Mostly Right'
The author who chronicled the life of John Newton, writer of the legendary song "Amazing Grace", recently pre-screened and critiqued the upcoming movie Amazing Grace by by Bristol Bay Productions.
Hillsong London to Inspire Women at 2007 Conference
This year, Colour, which gathers women of all ages from around the world, will take place 20-21 April, 2007. The event aims to "encourage, inspire, and mobilise" the status and culture of women so that "they may rise to their full potential" and "place value upon womanhood".