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Sermon two in a series entitled 'Answering Wrong Assumptions' delivered by Simon Manchester at St…
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Following the launch of the Australian Sex Party at Melbourne’s Sexpo today, the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) has renewed calls for Labor, Liberal and the Greens to put the party last on how-to-vote cards in upcoming elections.
The Jesus Racing Team will race in the Fujitsu Series Grand Finale at Oran Park after signing Christian radio station 103.2 FM as a new sponsor
The Adelaide diocese of the church has put in place a program where sex offenders who want to attend church are required to sign a memorandum of understanding and agree to be accompanied by a church officer while they are there.
It's possible the church fellowship at St James Anglican, Turramurra, enjoyed a record attendance of dreamy-eyed girls in the early to mid-1980s...
California's highest court says it will hear legal challenges to a ban on gay marriage, but that the ban will remain in place pending its ruling.
The retail king Gerry Harvey may have a personal fortune of about $1.6 billion but the Harvey Norman founder thinks donating to charity is "just wasted".
Some Muslim religious leaders in Victoria are condoning rape within marriage, domestic violence, polygamy, welfare fraud and exploitation of women, according to an explosive report on the training of imams.
The recent announcement about plans to move forward with creating a new Anglican rival body in North America was dubbed by Canadian Archbishop Fred Hilz as "disturbing."
Zimbabwe's capital has been in the throes of a full-blown cholera epidemic for several weeks. As rival political parties continue to fight for power, Harare's townships resemble war zones as scores perish from cholera.
Kazakhstan's Senate has significantly harshened the draft Law amending several laws on religion, restricting evangelism and possibly endangering religious-based charitable activities.
The Archbishop of Kenya has welcomed the election of America’s first president of African-descent, calling Senator Barack Obama’s win a “fulfillment of democracy.”
Just about a year ago I stood here to deliver, in the hearing of some present today, a position paper entitled: “Global Realignment: Where We Stand – a Theological Perspective”. Now I am asked to give another such address; a second helping, you might say, of the Packer pudding, says Dr JI Packer.
Despite the flurry of organizational activity among Anglican conservatives following the controversial 2003 ordination of Gene Robinson as Bishop of New Hampshire, some groups had expressed pessimism saying that a new North American Anglican Province was many years away. If forming a unified front was possible at all. As little as a decade ago, there were few Anglican congregations in the United States that were formally recognized by any other Anglican branches around the world.
Despite a raucous national debate over the limits of religious tolerance and the pre-eminence of British law, the tenets of Shariah, or Islamic law, are increasingly being applied to everyday life in cities across the country.
A Billy Graham Rapid Response Team of crisis-trained chaplains was deployed this week to Southern California where “mega” blazes of fire have destroyed more than 800 homes and thousands of acres of land in the last few days.
In keeping with its vision for digital growth, Christian communications company Zondervan has acquired The City, a proprietary online community-building software program created by one of America’s most recognized megachurches.
Anglican leaders who have split from The Episcopal Church plan to take a major step in the formation of what will essentially be a separate and rival body by releasing a proposed constitution next month.
Hindu militants in India are offering rewards of money, food and liquor to mobs to kill Christians and destroy their homes, according to partners of human rights organisation, Release International.
Hindu militants in India are offering rewards of money, food and liquor to mobs to kill Christians and destroy their homes, according to partners of human rights organisation, Release International.
Non-government schools say Labor's planned national curriculum will stifle innovation, result in up to 50 per cent of current courses being scrapped and potentially prohibit the teaching of intelligent design in Christian schools.
oday's teenagers and young adults are far more likely than their parents to believe they're great people, destined for maximum success as workers, spouses and parents, suggests a report comparing three decades of national surveys.
The Salvation Army is battling to cut high suicide rates in the bush with a project that includes a DVD showing people how to get help for depression.
Britain has announced plans to outlaw prostitution involving women forced into the sex trade through illegal trafficking, but the move was sharply criticised by experts.
The Australian Council of Christian Schools says there are great risks associated with publishing funding data.
Muslim Australian women are starting to fight back against a repressive patriarchal system in which controversial Sheikh Taj al-Din al-Hilali is seen as a champion of women's rights, a Melbourne University conference will hear today.

Rev Aleks Pinter from St Matthew’s Windsor and four of his congregation members speak about the Create…
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