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Volume 44
January (Web-only), 2000 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 101 articles.
100,000 People Mourn Loss of Church Leader in Southern India
Metropolitan Alexander Mar Thoma was head of church since 1976
By Anto Akkara, Ecumenical News International, in New Delhi
Amazon.com Pulls Book Targeted as 'Kiddie Porn'
But critics say other pedophilia books are still offered
By Todd Starnes, Baptist Press
America's Greek Orthodox Leader Hopes Church's Divisions Are Healing
Archbishop Demetrios pushing for more available, participatory church
By Chris Herlinger, Ecumenical News International, in New York
And Now a Web Site to Help You Reflect on Your Sins
UK Christian radio station's 'reflective' site already a hit.
By Cedric Pulford Ecumenical News International, in London
Anglican Report Urges End to Ban on Church Weddings for Divorcees
But not all second weddings will be allowed; Church says Prince Charles out of luc
By Cedric Pulford, Ecumenical News International, in London
Arctic's Anglican Bishop Looks for Priests to Brave the Cold
Nine vacancies in Anglican Communion's largest diocesan territory, but no prospects
By Ferdy Baglo, Ecumenical News International, in Vancouver
Arrest Made in India Murder of missionary Graham Staines
Hindu radical apprehended after one year, but Christians claim state oppression now main problem.
By Ted Olsen
As Russians Prepare to Elect New President Putin Shows Interest in Religion
As acting president suspends Chechenya campaign for Christmas and Ramadan, Russian Orthodox Church sees new church-state relationship.
By Andrei Zolotov, Ecumenical News International, in Moscow
Billy Graham to Miss National Prayer Breakfast
Recovery from elective sinus procedure, health concerns for wife prompt evangelist to cancel annual appearance.
From the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Books & Culture Corner
An Open Letter to the U. S. Black Religious, Intellectual, and Political Leadership Regarding AIDS and the Sexual Holocaust in Africa
Books & Culture Corner: Loving the Alien in Sickness and in Health
Too many recipients of health care today feel neither tolerated nor entitled, let alone loved
By Diane M. Komp
Books & Culture Corner: Tony Blair's Devolution Revolution
Paving the way for peace in the United Kingdom.
By Michael LeRoy
Canada's Anglican Church Considers Possibility of Financial Ruin
Liberal Protestants dominate signatory list.
By Chris Herlinger, Ecumenical News International, in New York
Christian History Corner: A Cave of One's Own
Who were the early church's 'desert mothers'?
By Elesha Coffman, Assistant Editor of Christian History magazine
Christian History Corner: For Better or Worse
The Church of England's current wrestling with divorce echoes its inception.
By Elesha Coffman, Assistant Editor of Christian History
Christian History Corner: Good King Bad King
How Christian was the king whose name is almost always associated with the Bible?
By Elesha Coffman, Assistant Editor of Christian History magazine
Christian History Corner: Out with the Old?
As rumors of Pope John Paul II's retirement circulate, it's worth remembering the story of the last pope to resign
By Elesha Coffman, assistant editor of Christian History
Christian History Corner: Roman Lend Me Your Ear
When a bishop rebuked a Christian emperor, who had the final word?
By Elesha Coffman, Assistant Editor of Christian History
Christian Nephew of Indian Parliament Member Attacked
'Kill this Christian,' shouted assailants, reportedly members of Hindu nationalist party
By Michael Fischer, Compass Direct
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