European and American Diplomats Visit New Life Church Belarus
On November 2nd New Life church was visited by the European and American diplomatic representatives. Near the church building at Kovaleva 72 one could see
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Responsibility for Our World: A Deeply Evangelical Heritage
Again and again the question poses itself, to what extent Christians should attend to the social, political and economic needs in the world? The concern
Micah Challenge Prayer, November 3, 2006
Micah Challenge Prayer and Reflection Friday November 3, 2006 Welcome! We hope you will enjoy using these reflections with us! Reflection ‘Responsibility for the world
Sri Lanka: Incident Report – October 23, 2006
Vinyard Community Church – Gonawela (Kurunegala District)23rd October 2006 A Church member was staying at the Church to guard it. With him were his wife,
World Evangelical Alliance Statement on Rev. Ted Haggard
For Immediate ReleaseThe leadership of the World Evangelical Alliance is saddened by the events of the past few days surrounding the resignation of Rev. Ted
Sri Lankan Refugees in India
The war in Sri Lanka has given way to many violations of human rights and exploitation of lives. Many individuals from the North and East
WEA Youth Commission News – November 2006
Warmest Greetings in Christ to you as Youth Commission leaders! It won’t be long until we are together in Orlando ! The meetings will be
IDOP 2006: Persecution Widespread and Intensifying
******** PARTICIPATE IN IDOP – 12 / 19 NOVEMBER 2006 ******** The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church For resources, visit http://www.idop.org *************************************************************
EFC – CHINA: Christian Human Rights Lawyer Arrested and Detained
(Sources: Voice of the Martyrs Canada, China Aid Association) Gao Zhisheng, a Christian and well known human rights lawyer in China, was arrested by the
National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka: Incident Report
AOG Church – Yakkala (Gampaha District)At approximately 8.45 AM, while the congregation gathered for the Sunday morning service, a group of about 50 persons with
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