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Egypt crackdown on African migrants hits Eritreans

Christian Today (27.6.2008)

When 17 Eritrean migrants crept down from a hillside to a central Egypt highway after slipping undetected into the most populous Arab country security forces quickly swept in to pick them up
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Review The Boy in Striped Pyjamas

The title sounds innocuous enough but say the word Holocaust and the pyjamas take on a new meaning

Ecumenical delegation to engage with politicians at party conferences

The President and VicePresident of the Methodist Conference will be attending the three main party political conferences this autumn

God wants to meet your needs says Osteen

God has the power to meet your needs Joel Osteen told some 19000 people Friday night He not only has the power He has the desire to meet your needs He wants you to live this abundant life

Orissa Christians forced to choose between faith homes

Christians in the eastern Indian state of Orissa plagued with sectarian violence in recent weeks are reportedly being coerced into converting to Hinduism in order to save their homes

McCains patriotism gains points with conservatives

Conservative Christian groups have praised Senator John McCains humbleness and patriotism after hearing his revealing acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention last week during which he spoke up about his familys three generations of painful

Christians to mark 150th anniversary of Universities Mission to Central Africa

A seminar and special service in Cambridge on Sunday 2 November will mark the 150th anniversary of the Universities Mission to Central Africa UMCA which was inspired by David Livingstone

Church failing on poverty amid homosexuality debate says Tutu

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has expressed anger at the Anglican church for putting the row over homosexuality before the need to tackle world poverty

World Council of Churches delegation reaches South Ossetia

A pastoral delegation sent by the World Council of Churches WCC to Georgia and Russia has not been able to visit South Ossetia from the Georgian side of the ceasefire line Unable to make the halfhour drive to Tskhinvali from within Georgia they are now tr

Lutheran leaders assess challenges to Christianity in Europe

Called to Grow Lead and Nurture is the theme of the Lutheran World Federation LWF European Church Leadership Consultation taking place in midSeptember in Greifswald Germany

Audio Adrenaline childrens project badly hit by hurricane in Haiti

The Hands Feet Project a childrens village in Jacmel Haiti that was started by Grammywinning band Audio Adrenaline in 2004 has suffered severe damage from the latest hurricane to hit the area

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