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Nigerian Jeremiah Akinsola on religious conflict

Nigerian Jeremiah Akinsola on religious conflict

Jeremiah Akinsola, a Baptist Minister from Nigeria, says that the conflict between the Christian Church and Islam in his country can be seated at the door of the church where they have focused on inwardness rather than being a light in their community. .

  • 'Pambula River Mouth' painting wins $15,000 Prize

    The Basil Sellers Art Prize for 2010 has been won by Stan Squire, with a painting entitled \'Pambula River Mouth\'.

  • Medical ship ministry offering hope beyond healing

    "We could cry all day because we go back to the same misery. We have no more hope." These are the heart-wrenching words of a few despairing women, who came to the Africa Mercy for surgery to correct obstetric fistulas. But not all surgeries performed by volunteer surgeons working with Mercy Ships are successful. At times, several procedures may be required to repair the injury, and sometimes there is nothing else that can be done.

  • Mercy Ships recognises World Sight Day

    World Sight Day celebrates a blessing that we often taken for granted – the gift of sight. This year the focus is specifically on eye health and equal access to care. Mercy Ships uses its state-of-the-art hospital ship, the Africa Mercy, to deliver world-class health care to some of the poorest countries in the world. Their services include Mercy Vision, an eye care program that includes land-based eye clinics as well as eye surgeries done onboard the ship.

  • Bible Society Australia - A new entity, under one banner

    Jesus. All About Life, the multimedia campaign which the ABC's "Gruen Transfer" called a \"smart marketing job for brand Christianity\", has staked another branding victory – this time, for the very organisation behind the campaign.

  • Fusion appoints new leadership team

    Following its rapid growth overseas and the retirement of founder, Mal Garvin, 12 months ago, a new team has been appointed to lead the Fusion movement.

  • Elisabet Prokopchuk: Baptist Churches in Argentina

    Elisabet Prokopchuk and her husband Alberto are the Pastors of the First Baptist Church of Bresso, 80 miles east Buenos Aires.

  • Kwalena Kyei Akomah from Ghana is overjoyed

    At the Baptist World Congress, the Australian Missionary News IPTV anchorman Mark Tronson was selecting delegates randomly for video interview. One of these was Baptist Pastor Kwalena Kyei Akomah from Ghana.

  • Peter McGuigan astonishing return to his roots

    Peter McGuigan, the President of the Australasian Religious Press Association (ARPA), spoke of a surprising joy from the Lord on a return to his roots. He revealed this in an interview with the Australian Missionary News IPTV anchorman Mark Tronson at the ARPA annual conference in Hobart.

  • Christian surfing competition reminds surfers not to miss the wave of eternal life from Jesus

    The Jesus Pro Am Series Presented by Network Communications and Coastalwatch, has concluded in Cronulla with Nick Squires, Ellie-Jean Coffey, and Chris Robertson taking honors.

  • Tabitha Horsely 'passionate' for justice!

    Tabitha Horsely is the national co-ordinator for communications for the Micah Challenge. She spoke to Delma Tronson, the anchorwoman for the Australian Missionary News IPTV, in Hobart at the Australasian Religious Press Association conference.

  • International evangelist born without limbs releasing debut book

    Nick Vujicic was born without arms or legs, yet today he is the director of non-profit organisation Life Without Limbs, has his own motivational speaking company Attitude is Altitude, is both a preacher and evangelist, testifying all around the world on disability, hope, and finding meaning in life, and he is the author to the soon-to-be released book Life Without Limits: Inspiration for a Ridiculously Good Life