Evangelical Fellowship of Canada: Applause for PM Harper
Ottawa–The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada’s (EFC) Religious Liberty Commission (RLC) today applauded Prime Minister Harper for his stance on religious freedom issues in China and
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Evangelical Fellowship of Canada: Responding to Distortions
Rather than being incompatible with Canadian society, Evangelicals contribute positively in all areas of life Evangelicals have received some negative press this fall. The Evangelical
Sri Lanka: Church Service Disrupted by Mob….
AOG Church, Yakkala (Gampaha District) 12th November 2006While the Pastor was preparing for the Sunday morning worship service, he noticed that his congregation members were
A Better Way to Be With Those in Need
A reflection on Mark 10:46-52 by the Rev. Mpho Tutu The township of Rhini clings to the hills surrounding Grahamstown, South Africa. At the outermost
Micah Challenege Prayer, November 17, 2006
Welcome! We hope you will enjoy using these reflections with us! Reflection The Ndancama Township in the Eastern Cape where the only running water is
The World Evangelical Alliance welcomes Micah Network as newest Global Partner
The World Evangelical Alliance welcomed the Micah Network as its newest Global Partner, making official the strong relationship that began two years ago with the
Horn of Africa: War and Jihad Imminent
————————————– HORN OF AFRICA: WAR AND JIHAD IMMINENT ————————————– The Islamic Courts Union (ICU) is a union of militias linked to Mogadishu’s various clan-based Islamic
EA U.K. Responds to Sunday Telegraph
The article in last week’s Sunday Telegraph by Jonathan Wynne-Jones (Christians ask if force is needed to protect their religious values) is a case-study in
“Where Do We Go From Here?” – by Dr. Joel Hunter
Recently, the evangelical world was rocked by scandal. I remember the last scandals we had on this scale. Almost 20 years ago, Jim Bakker and
Sri Lanka: Statement on deterioration of Human Rights situation
The National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka expresses its shock and dismay at the events unfolded in the last few days, turning Sri Lanka
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