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Salvation Army Fights £10m Shortfall in Budget
The Salvation Army have recorded a serious decline in membership over recent years, and news of a deficit in the Salvation Army’s annual financial budget has been revealed. It has been reported by the Times newspaper that the Salvation Army encountered a £9.6 million shortfall...
Forum for World Evangelisation to Start September 29 in Thailand
Nearly 2,000 Christian leaders from around the world will be attending the Forum For World Evangelisation in Thailand starting September 29, 2004. The purpose will be to examine worldwide evangelisation...
ACT/Caritas raises awareness on Aid Work as Darfur Crisis Continues
As the peace dialogue in Darfur remains in deadlock, emergency humanitarian aid from all over the world has been spearheaded by all kinds of aid works which have been attempting to provide relief to the pain of victims. ACT/Caritas, an international network of Protestant and Catholic aid agencies...
Upcoming Anglican Evangelical Assembly Challenges Churches to Reshape
In the shadow of the critical release of the Lambeth Commission report on 18th October, the Anglican Evangelical Assembly 2004 will be held on 2nd October. Hosted by the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC)...
World’s Churches join UN to celebrate International Day of Prayer for Peace
The world’s ecumenical communities joined together with the UN for the first time on 21st September 2004 to observe an International Day of Prayer for Peace. Christian leaders gave short broadcast messages...
Parachute UK Tour
World renowned Christian band - Parachute from New Zealand will come to the UK very soon for their "Worship Tour", after its trip in Netherlands from 22nd to 23rd September...
Help the Clay I become
A piece of clay, held in His hands is all I am today. Ready to be molded, Ready to be made, in His own perfect way. I must be willing, I must stay soft
A Cross to Bear
When I open my bible and I see the cross I must say for words I am at loss It seems so cruel so grisly so cold The tears run freely as the story unfolds I try to imagine what you went through But nothing comes clear to what you had to do To nail a man and hang him up on a tree
The Mighty Love
His love , a stain of blood, Resting upon my sinful heart, Cleansed me white as snow; His crimson glow ever ablaze in my world ...
Religious Conflicts - International Community’s Biggest Challenge
Canadian Prime Minister, Paul Martin has said that religious conflicts were one of the biggest challenges that face the international community today. He gave the statement as he prepared to leave for the UN General Assembly...
Youth For Christ to unveil new President
The Bishop of Birmingham, Rev John Sentamu will officially take over the role of President of Youth for Christ (YFC) at the organisation’s Showcase Day on 9th October...
United Bible Societies celebrate Past and Future at World Assembly
Recently the United Bible Societies (UBS) World Assembly took place, and the event saw delegates from numerous cultures and languages gather together with the common passion to see the world enriched by the Bible...
Bible Pathway Ministries outreach to 56 countries and continue to look further
Bible Pathway Ministries (BPM) is celebrating outreaching to a total of fifty-six countries. Ken Sharp from Pathway has said that this accomplishment can be seen as a mark of cooperation and partnership in outreach...
20s & 30s Week
Date: Fri 15th - Sun 17th October
Venue: Lee Abbey House Devon
Description: To explore the reality of the Church today, how 20s and 30s fit in, how we can proclaim the Gospel in new ways which are still relevant to today's culture.
Women's Weekend of Spiritual Refreshment
Date: Fri 22nd - Sun 24th October
Venue: Waverley Abbey House, Farnham, Surrey
Description: The retreat is ideal for women of all ages and backgrounds. Verses extracted from Psalms will help people to gain a fresh understanding of how they can relate to God and learn to express, through their lives, a new song to Him.
Haiti Flood Death Toll Nears 700, Relief Efforts Delayed
Tropical Storm Jeanne swept north of Haiti during the weekend, drenching the impoverished Caribbean nation of 8 million, inundating cities and sending deadly mudslides through towns and villages...