News Brief

  • 17 Nov 2004

    Memory of nuclear threat is fading warn churches

    -17/11/04

    After 1989, there was hope th

    Memory of nuclear threat is fading warn churches

    -17/11/04

    After 1989, there was hope th

  • 17 Nov 2004

    Christian campaigners launch website to expose child killing

    -17/11/04

    An international

    Christian campaigners launch website to expose child killing

    -17/11/04

    An international

  • 17 Nov 2004

    Campaigners challenge Band Aid lyrics

    -17/11/04

    While welcoming the humanitarian initiative beh

    Campaigners challenge Band Aid lyrics

    -17/11/04

    While welcoming the humanitarian initiative beh

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Commission for Africa consults churches on action

    -16/11/04

    Now is the time to act on a

    Commission for Africa consults churches on action

    -16/11/04

    Now is the time to act on a

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Victims of Chile terror identified

    -16/11/04

    An eight-person National Commission on Poli

    Victims of Chile terror identified

    -16/11/04

    An eight-person National Commission on Poli

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Church centenary linked to Ugandan peace hope

    -16/11/04

    Hopes that a historic resolutio

    Church centenary linked to Ugandan peace hope

    -16/11/04

    Hopes that a historic resolutio

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Bishops say casualties in Falluja 'unacceptable'

    -16/11/04

    Two senior Anglican bishops

    Bishops say casualties in Falluja 'unacceptable'

    -16/11/04

    Two senior Anglican bishops

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Insurgents will return to Fallujah predicts professor

    -16/11/04

    A Christian professor of

    Insurgents will return to Fallujah predicts professor

    -16/11/04

    A Christian professor of

  • 16 Nov 2004

    Meaning of life is 92, say Christians

    -16/11/04

    According to Douglas Adams' popular ëHit

    Meaning of life is 92, say Christians

    -16/11/04

    According to Douglas Adamsí popular ëHit

  • 15 Nov 2004

    The row surrounding the controversial book 'The Lost Message of Jesus' has intensified, threatening splits within Evangelicalism, with a public statement issued by the Evangelical Alliance accusing the author, Rev Steve Chalke, of "avoiding" the "key biblical texts" from which the idea of penal substitution is created.