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World Vision Urges G8 Countries to End Poverty and Aids

World Vision has urged leaders of G8 countries to take the next steps to meet their commitments to end extreme poverty and stop the devastation caused in the developing world by Aids..

  • WALK4BIBLES Aims To Provide Bibles To China

    The Bible League's WALK4BIBLES had just concluded in Melbourne and is now going to be held in both Sydney and Launceston on the 31st March 2007, where the theme for this year is providing Bibles for Christians in China.

  • Easter: A Message of Hope

    Seeing people, who smile at you when you march and just a lot of smile around, brings a tear to Matt Garvin eyes, the National Spokesperson for Awakening, as he described it as 'a beautiful moment.' The Easter March, about to commence around the capital cities, according to its marchers symbolises a message of hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

  • Christian Seminar For Those Who Lost Money

    Business Blessing, a Christian for-profit company, is opening its first seminar in Brisbane on the 31st March to help Christians who lost money through scams, which has approximately cost Australians $7 to $8 million, according to Wesley Leake, the Director for Business Blessing.

  • Hillsong's Women's Conference Kicks Off with 16,000

    Hillsong's annual women's conference Colour Your World kicked off 15 March, with a sold-out audience in the Acer Arena, Sydney.

  • Crusaders Spreading Message of Christ To School Students

    The donation of over $200,000 by The Crusader Union will enable the Christian ministry to continue their work in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ to New South Wales independent school students.

  • 'Amazing Grace' Film can Start Anti-Slavery Movement, World Vision Expert Says

    World Vision's expert on human trafficking and exploitation issues says the film, Amazing Grace, has the potential to catalyse a movement to stop slavery that still exists today.

  • Ghana President Praises Mercy Ship as 'Vessel of God'

    The president of the west African nation of Ghana praised a faith-based charity group on Thursday as a “vessel of God” for helping medically and economically thousands of Ghanaians over the course of nine months.

  • Christian Aid Urges Morrisons & Barclays Over Climate Change

    Christian Aid’s new Climate Change campaign has been launched yesterday, outside Barclays Tower at Canary Wharf, London.

  • Communicating The Heart of Faith

    Christian leaders from around the world are visiting Poatina, Tasmania to attend the ‘Open Crowd Festivals,’ organised by the Awakening Movement, to learn how to transform their communities through the message of faith.

  • New Bible Project for Young Generation Launched

    US Christian book publishers, Thomas Nelson Inc/Nelson Bibles, has launched new project The Voice after a recent found that younger, non-traditional Christians exploring their spirituality through modern means like technology and music.

  • Launch of ‘Kriol Baibul’ hailed as Momentous Achievement

    The almost 30 years of labour will finally bear fruit, when the first full Bible in Kriol, an Australian Indigenous language, will be completed and officially launched at the Katherine Christian Convention in May.