World Congress of Hungarian Baptists Concludes with Call to Evangelism

The Third World Congress of the Hungarian Baptist World Alliance has concluded in Debrecen with a call for all to make a personal commitment to evangelism

Archbishop Homosexuals Need to Change Their Behaviour

The Archbishop of Canterbury has told homosexuals that they need to change their behaviour if they are to be welcomed into the church

UNs Annan to Commence Middle East Peace Tour

The United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has announced he will visit Lebanon to commence

Church Criticises Police Caution for Celtic Player Cross Sign

The Catholic Church has criticised the decision by Scottish prosecutors to caution a Celtic goalkeeper for crossing himself during a match against Rangers

Mega International Conference Concludes in London

The 15th annual International Gathering of Champions ICOG conference has wrapped up yesterday with a Praise Celebration night

Christian Organisations Look Back One Year On From Katrina Rita

Christian organisations are looking back over the progress of their recovery work in the Gulf Coast region one year on from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita

Methodist Church of Britain to Launch New Historic London District

The Methodist Church in the South East will undergo an historic development at the start of September as a new Methodist London District is created

Rick Warren Hopes to STOP SLOW AIDS through ABC Alternatives

Alternative models to the ABC approach to fight the battle against AIDS have been promoted by faith leaders

Church Drying Out Centre Struggles With Rise in Alcohol Abuse

A drying out centre in Inverness run by the Church of Scotland and the only centre of its kind in the area has had to turn away drunk

Anglican Cathedral Unites Faiths in Peace Vigil

Believers from various faiths as well as nonbelievers will join a silent vigil for peace at Portsmouths Anglican Cathedral next week

Conference to Present Awards to Local Youthworkers

Youthwork the Conference will again be giving awards to local youth workers who have made a large contribution to local youth workers

Terrorism Has No Link with Religion says London Vicar

A London vicar has criticised the widely held view that religion is linked with terrorism by saying that followers of true faith should live in peace

ROPE Founder Receives Prestigious Charity Award

The work of the founder and president of Christian charity ROPE in serving the vulnerable has been acknowledged with the Beacon Special Prize

Christian Community Under Attack in Iraq

The Christian community in Iraq is finding itself caught in the crossfire of sectarian violence forcing Christians to move north to find safety

London Council Looks to End FaithGroup Soup Runs

A London council is advising faith groups that operate for the homeless to redirect their efforts into programmes that will offer longterm

World Vision Sends Convoy into Southern Lebanon

World Vision has embarked on their first large convoy of relief aid into southern Lebanon following the 18 August ceasefire

UN to Request Middle East Peacekeeping Troops at EU Emergency Meeting

The UN SecretaryGeneral Kofi Annan has said that he believes he is able to convince some major European countries to supply 15000 troops

Tim Hughes Worship Central to Encounter Equip and Empower

Worship Central a worship training programme led by popular worship artistsongwriter Tim Hughes announced dates for future conferences

Switchfoot Announces New Album Tour Following Europe Cancellation

Popular band Switchfoot has announced the launch date of their new album following their critically acclaimed fifth studio album iNothing is Soundi

Bishop Rebukes Hospital Decision to LayOff Chaplains

One Church of England bishop has reacted with outrage at proposals by the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust to make six chaplains redundant