People are born forgiving, unforgiveness is learned, says T. D. Jakes
Contrary to popular opinion, forgiveness is innate and unforgiveness is learned from our environment, says T.D. Jakes, pastor of the 30,000-member The Potter\'s House in Dallas and New York Times bestselling author..
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Church of England votes down the Anglican "Unity Covenant"
The Church of England has voted down a \"unity covenant\" that was intended to help keep together the Anglican Communion, which is experiencing fierce divisions over theological differences among its member churches.
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Australian Christian leaders pay tribute to Pope Shenouda III
Vicar General of the Diocese, Very Rev Fr Tadros Simon has paid tribute to Pope Shenouda III who died on Saturday at the age of 88.
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Archbishop reflects on 10 years in office upon resignation
Dr Rowan Williams has admitted that the conflicts in the Anglican Communion were one of the worst aspects of his time as the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Church of England opposes gay marriage plans in Britain
In its initial response to the Government consultation on same-sex marriage launched this week, the Church of England said it was \"committed to the traditional understanding of the institution of marriage as being between one man and one woman\".
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Top question people want to ask God: Why allow pain and suffering in this world?
If you could ask God any question and you knew He would give you an answer, what would you ask Him?
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Prayer, thanksgiving and reflection mark 200th anniversary of Methodism in Australia
Wesley Mission congregation members, staff, volunteers and other Uniting Church members were drawn together in payer on the evening of 6 March, 2012, to remember and give thanks for 200 years of Methodism in Australia.
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Rowan Williams and Pope Benedict XVI to come together in prayer, unity
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and head of the Catholic Church Pope Benedict XVI will come together in prayer this coming Saturday in a symbolic gesture of solidarity and unity after years of tension over Anglicans shifting to the Roman Catholic Church.
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Harold Camping: rapture prediction was incorrect and sinful, but was used by God
Harold Camping and Family Radio issued the following statements in March 2012 admitting that the doomsday predictions were \"wrong\" and apologizing for their \"incorrect and sinful\" statement. Last year, Camping famously predicted that the Rapture would occur May 21, 2011 and the end of the world would occur Oct. 21, 2011.
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Evangelicals: UK equality body have failed to stand up for religious belief again
The Evangelical Alliance has accused the Equality and Human Rights Commission of failing to stand up for religious belief.
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Archbishop calls for protection of homosexuals
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has called upon nations to respect the human rights of homosexuals in countries where they are often targeted for violence, as he suggested that anti-gay legislation is akin to racial discrimination.
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Pope appeals to Twitter generation
In its latest move to embrace social media and the age of digital technology, the Vatican has announced a new Twitter account to share the Pope\'s messages.