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Footplate Padre is frightened by level crossings

Footplate Padre is frightened by level crossings

Footplate Padre Mark Tronson says he is interested in things railway and to this end he\'s noticed that for months the Tasmanian secular media has been highlighting railway level crossings. .

  • MAF plot drowns in Indonesia swimming accident

    Benjamin T. Uskert, a pilot and mechanic serving in Sumatra, Indonesia with MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship), died Sunday, Nov. 7, in a swimming accident.

  • Hope 103.2 holds blood donation campaign at studio

    Blood is vital to life, and for many people, blood donors are their life-line. Sadly, the demand far outweighs supply with 1 in 3 Australian's needing blood in their lifetime, but only 1 in 30 Australians currently give blood.

  • Toshimi Arai from Japan – Baptist with a business

    Toshimi Arai was one of the Japanese Baptist delegates at the world congress in Hawaii recently, where she was interviewed by the Australian Missionary News IPTV.

  • Christian conference raises $160,000 in 1 hour for rescued prostitutes in Ukraine

    Delegates at the Hillsong Men\'s Conference in Sydney today raised $160,000 in just one hour to support a house for women rescued from prostitution in Ukraine.

  • Victor Durodola – outreach in Nigeria

    Victor Durodola is a deacon at the largest Baptist church in Bibadon in south west Nigeria, a city of ten million people. He explained this outreach work of the church to the Australian Missionary News IPTV at the Baptist World Congress in Hawaii.

  • Christians in West told to 'prepare for persecution'

    Barnabas Fund is inviting churches in the UK to dedicate one Sunday in November to the issue of persecution around the world – as well as at home.

  • A God Encounter at Hillsong live album recording

    The upcoming Hillsong LIVE album recording "A God Encounter" will be held on 7 November 2010 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. The recording will be from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, with doors opening at 5:00pm.

  • Award-winning Leena Lavanya's ministries in India

    Leena Lavamya is the Baptist World Alliance Human Rights Award receiptent for 2009. She spoke to Tony Cupit on the Australian Missionary News IPTV while they were both at the Baptist World Congress in Hawaii, about her extensive ministries in India.

  • One Country, Two Systems spells religious freedom

    Peter Tsui the General Secretary of the Baptist Convention of Hong Kong in an interview with the Australian Missionary News IPTV explained that the Chinese Government\'s One Country, Two Systems policy has retained religious freedom for Hong Kong.

  • Georg Schierling explains modern German culture

    German Pastor Georg Schierling is pastor of the Laphine Baptist Church in southern Germany for the past two years. While at the Baptist World Congress in Hawaii, he told the Australian Missionary News IPTV that Laphine is a small community in southern Germany of 25,000 people, and his congregation has 70 official members but many more adherents.

  • Michael Okwakol, President of Ugandan Baptists

    Michael Okwakol is not only a Baptist pastor of a local suburban Kampala church, he is also the President of all the Baptist churches in Uganda. He spoke to the Australian Missionary News IPTV at the Baptist World Congress in Hawaii.