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Christians welcome G7 cancellation of Haiti debt

The head of the World Council of Churches has commended the G7 after it pledged to cancel the debt owed them by earthquake ravaged Haiti.

The Bishop of Manchester expressed his regret today at the delay to a debate on the consecration of women bishops in the Church of England.

Actor-turned-evangelist and Celebrity Big Brother contestant Stephen Baldwin helped pull in the crowds for a benefit concert in aid of Haiti on...

North Korea releases US Christian activist

North Korea made good on its word and freed American Christian activist Robert Park, who arrived in Beijing Saturday.
Baptist bodies distance themselves from missionaries arrested in Haiti

Several large US Baptist bodies have distanced themselves from a group of ten Baptist missionaries charged with child abduction in Haiti.
Gene Robinson: Same-sex acts unnatural for heterosexuals
When the Apostle Paul wrote of the “perversion” of men and women who committed “indecent acts” with those of the same sex, he was talking...
Obama: 'I'm praying a lot these days'
US President Barack Obama called for civility in the public square as he said prayer could help people become more humble during his address at the...

A Byzantine church in North London

In amongst the semi-detached houses and grassy gardens in suburban North London, a church with a distinctly Greek feel is starting to take shape.
Welsh Christians and Muslims to tackle social tensions

Christians and Muslims in Wales will come together for a two-day consultation this weekend aimed at strengthening relations and preventing religious...
The road to hell - taking grace to Thai prisoners
C T Studd, England cricketer and pioneer missionary once said, “Some wish to live within the sound of a chapel bell. I wish to run a rescue mission...
Scottish Christians to distribute thousands of Bibles in Vietnam
The Scottish Bible Society has launched an appeal to raise funds to print and distribute thousands of Bibles in Vietnam.