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Can Lausanne Do It Again?

Can Lausanne Do It Again?

The first World Congress on Evangelization in Lausanne in 1974, convened by Billy Graham and John Stott, saw an astonishing raising of leaders with a passion for spreading the gospel coupled with a heart for social justice. The prayer for the next World Congress is to do it again; to raise up a new generation of leaders, empowered and equipped to evangelise the world. .

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    According to the Shaolin Kung Fu website: `It\'s not about enlightenment, it\'s about balance.' Tony Anthony, a direct descendant of the Shaolin monks and former world Kung Fu champion agrees.

  • Voice of the Martyrs Celebrates 40th Anniversary

    Voice of the Martyrs Australia celebrated 40 years of serving the persecuted church and commissioned new Youth Director Brad Konemann at a special service at The Factory, Springwood Anglican Ministry Centre on Saturday 28 February, 7.30pm.

  • Egyptian Christian Burned Alive; Father Murdered Also

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    The Mission to Seafarers is preparing for an increase in demand for its services as the shipping industry plunges into one of the worst crises for 30 years, as reported in the March-June issue of the society's newspaper, Flying Angel News.

  • Petition Asks China to Recognize N. Korean Refugees

    Nearly 50,000 signatures were collected for a petition asking China to grant refugee status to North Koreans fleeing famine and persecution in their country, reported a U.K.-based ministry.

  • From Internet to iPhone - Is there Anywhere the Gospel can't Go?

    On the little island of Saint Lucia in the Caribbean, someone is an avid viewer of the Australian Christian Channel. At the same time in Spain, a growing audience of viewers watched the Australian Christian Channel over 18,000 times last month.

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    In a shocking statement Tuesday, American evangelist and relief organization head Franklin Graham said he prefers the Sudanese president – who is facing an international arrest for crimes against humanity – to remain in power.

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    One of the nation\'s leading church-based charity groups, the Salvation Army, has been left off the committee that will oversee bushfire appeal funds. Despite raising more than $12 million for bushfire victims and already distributing $1.4 million in cash, the Salvation Army will not play a role in overseeing the operation of distributing the millions raised.