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Break Cycle of Hatred Through God's Words In Rwanda

Break Cycle of Hatred Through God's Words In Rwanda

Bible Society NSW has embarked on a partnership with African Enterprise to mark Reconciliation Day in Rwanda by developing the 'hope literacy program' for children that focuses on the healing power of God's Word by using inspirational Scriptures. .

  • JAAL Ute Drew Attention To Campaign

    The love of God and the love of motor racing have brought Andrew Fisher to race in the 'Jesus All About Life' (JAAL) painted Ute in the V8 Supercar Series.

  • World Vision Condemns Killing of Aid Workers in Sri Lanka

    World Vision has condemned the killing of two aid workers in Sri Lanka and calls for a full investigation by the Sri Lankan authorities, as funeral plans for the two victims will take place this week.

  • Max7 Serves As An Evangelism Tool For Children All Over The World

    Max7, a Christian youth partnership, is awarded with the very first Pilgrim Media prize for innovation and creativity in media production at the Christian Management Association (CMA) conference at the Gold Coast.

  • Veteran of the Bike for Bibles Presented With Appreciation Certificate

    John Ansell, a veteran of the 'Bike for Bibles' rider was presented with a certificate of appreciation by the Bible Society NSW. Mr. Ansell said he will keep on riding as long as someone in the world has a copy of God's Word.

  • Balance Between God and Study At Crusaders HSC Camp

    The Crusaders Union of Australia (CRU), a Christian youth-ministry is organising its annual HSC winter study camp for year 10 to year 12 students as they will also get a chance to hear interactive and relevant Bible talk each day while they are studying.

  • Reflecting Christian Values in Church & Ministry Corporate Behaviour

    The theme for this year Christian Management Australia (CMA) conference will be 'Building Organisational Character,' which will assist Christian ministries and churches to reflect Christian characteristics in their corporate behaviour.

  • 50 Years Young For Australian Evangelical Alliance

    Tom Slater, the national director of Australian Evangelical Alliance (AEA) in an exclusive interview told Christian Today Australia that the AEA was rearing to go after the celebration of its 50th birthday.

  • The 'Engage' Project Helping Australian Christians

    The Australian Evangelical Alliance (AEA) is in the midst of preparing a new project that will be launched next month, with the aim of helping pastors and Christian ministerial workers.

  • Bringing Home The Prodigal Son

    Focus on the Family Australia, along with Rob and Dianne Parsons, are examining what has been described as "possibly the most powerful story Jesus ever told," about the parable of the Prodigal Son.

  • Mothers Our Gift From God

    The Fatherhood Foundation has announced the success of its latest campaign, "Mothers our gift from God." The three community service announcement is currently being screened on over 25 television stations.

  • 'Make Poverty History' Concert To Put Pressure On Politicans

    The organisers of last year's successful Make Poverty History concert in Melbourne are preparing a string of concerts this year to put pressure on Australia\'s politicians to increase foreign aid.