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Presbyterian Church Attacked by Gunmen in Indonesia
Five unidentified gunmen burst into the Effata Presbyterian church at Palu, in Central Sulawesi province of Indonesia, on Sunday whilst the evening service was going on...
Christian Medicals Raise Abortion Issues
Prime Minister Tony Blair admitted that the legal time limit for abortions could be re-examined based on the new medical findings. The Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) in Britain welcomed Tony Blair’s comments...
TWR trains Thousands of Chinese Leaders Via Radio Seminary
Since the beginning of this year, there has been an increase in the number of first year students enrolled in Trans World Radio's (TWR) Seminary on the Air (SOTA). 567 new students...
Turkey the bridge between the Christian and Muslim Worlds
Turkey, which has been applying for membership to the EU since 1987, again failed to be part of the union. Due to its strong Muslim background, the discussion continues to be very sensitive and critical...
BMS World Mission Annual Europe Retreat Coming Soon
BMS World Mission personnel from across Europe will be gathering together at BMS' International Mission Centre (IMC) for their annual Europe Retreat next week, 19th July-23rd July...
Baptist World Alliance General Council 2004 to be held in Korea
The annual General Council meeting of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) will convene in Seoul, South Korea from 26-31 July 2004. The Korean Baptists will welcome Baptists from all around the world as they gather for...
Church Army Targets Young People in Summer Appeal
The Church Army has announced its plans for a summer appeal and have firmly set their targets on youth and young people, with the aim to help the youth of today understand the relevance of having Christian faith and accepting faith into their lives...
Spider Man: Christian Themes Embedded in the Super-Hero
The sequal to Spider Man - "Spider-Man 2" hit cinemas recently, and according to theologians, the movie presents much more than flying superheroes; they say it addresses religious themes...
Access for All: A Look at Faith-Based Participation at the XV International AIDS Conference
Recent surveys have confirmed the positive impact faith-based groups have on curbing the deadly AIDS pandemic around the world. At the 15th biennial AIDS conference, held in Bangkok, Thailand...
ICJ Rules Israeli Barrier in West Bank Violates International Law
Last week, the highest U.N. court ruled that Israel's barrier in the West Bank violates international law and urged the United Nations to take action to stop its construction...
Major Churches in Britain Fight for Global Trade Justice
A call from major churches in Britain urged the Government to set up fairer global trading practices. The Mission and Public Affairs Council of the Church of England and the Christian Aid ...
Live Worship – II ’04 enthralls audience
On the evening of 11th July 2004, St. Thomas School, New Delhi, played the proud host to a worship and praise concert led by Dr. Tanmay and Dina Pramanik...
Chair of the Lambeth Commission reflects on their workings
Rev Robin Eames, the Chair of the Lambeth Commission gave his reflection on how the commission's work has gone thus far, and on their future workings prior to their final report due in mid-October...
International AIDS Conference: Abstain, Be Faithful, Use Condoms
Nearly 17,000 scientist, humanitarian workers, activists, celebrities, politicians, drug company leaders and AIDS sufferers gathered at Bangkok, Thailand for the 15th International AIDS Conference, July 12...
XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok
The biennial International AIDS Conference opened on 11th July in Bangkok, Thailand...
World Relief President Resigns After Seven Years of Service
On Wednesday, July 14, the president of World Relief announced his resignation, effective September 30, 2004. Dr. Clive Calver, best known for his efforts in helping local churches make a difference to relieve the worldwide humanitarian crises...