- 04/27/2011
Secret Millionaire Gives Christian Charity Six-Figure Donation
Millionaire and interior designer Simrin Choudhrie, 29, made a large donation after going undercover as a volunteer at the shop for the show "Secret Millionaire" on U.K. television.
- 04/11/2011
Bibles, Aid Being Distributed to N. African Refugees
The Evangelical Alliance Italy is distributing aid and Bibles to tens of thousands of refugees who have fled North African countries in recent months. The alliance is supporting migrants gathered on the island of Lampedusa and in a refugee camp in Mineo, Sicily.
Tags Evangelism - 04/06/2011
Religious Leaders Troubled by Violence, Hate in Ivory Coast
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Elders group of global leaders have condemned the violence and “grave violations of human rights” in the Ivory Coast.
Tags Human Rights Conflict/War - 03/29/2011
Poll: Majority in Britain Still Christian
A new survey of the British public has found that most people, 57 percent, still identify themselves as Christians.
- 03/17/2011
Anglican Bishop in Japan: Parishioners Still Missing
Churches in Japan are still desperately trying to confirm the safety of their parishioners six days after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the north-eastern region.
- 03/15/2011
New Campaign Petitions for Right of North Korean Christians
Release International has launched a new campaign calling upon North Korea to protect the human rights of Christians.
- 03/04/2011
'No Religion' Census Campaign Is Unnecessary, Says U.K. Think Tank
Ads are running on more than 200 buses in London, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Birmingham, Cardiff and Exeter with the slogan "Not religious? In this year's census say so."
Tags Atheism - 03/03/2011
Archbishop Tutu Says Gadhafi Should Step Down
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has said he is confident opponents of Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi will succeed in bringing freedom to their country.
- 02/27/2011
New Zealand Churches Remember Earthquake Victims
Church services were held across New Zealand Sunday to remember those who died in the devastating 6.3-magnitude earthquake that struck the nation's second largest city, Christchurch, earlier this week.
- 02/26/2011
Time for Arab World to Wake Up to Gospel, Say Mission Workers
Just a few weeks after President Hosni Mubarak was ousted from power in Egypt, believers in the country are hoping for a new era of freedom not only in their own country, but across the Arab world.
Tags Evangelism - 02/15/2011
Britain Must Recover Its Judeo-Christian Discourse, Says Bishop Nazir-Ali
Writing in the National Review on Monday, the former Bishop of Rochester said British Prime Minister David Cameron was right to criticize the doctrine of multiculturalism in his recent speech at the Munich Security Conference.
- 01/25/2011
Church Leaders Condemn Moscow Airport Bombing
In a telegram to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, the Pope spoke of his “profound pain and firm condemnation” of the attack and “his feelings of spiritual closeness and heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families.”
- 01/24/2011
Churches Reach Out to Victims of Brazil Flood Devastation
Torrential rains in the mountainous area around Rio de Janeiro have triggered one of Brazil’s worst ever natural disasters, with more than 400 people still missing and an estimated 20,000 people now homeless.
Tags Relief - 01/22/2011
Whole-Life Discipleship May Come at Great Cost, Says UK Christian
Being a whole-life disciple in Britain today may come at great cost to Christians, says Nigel Hopper of the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity.
Tags Homosexuality - 01/17/2011
Man Sentenced to Death for Killing Coptic Christians in Egypt
A Muslim man was sentenced to death by an Egyptian state security court on Sunday for his part in killing Coptic Christians.
Tags Persecution
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