Category Archives: World
Report: African Churches are Booming in London’s Backstreets
A new report from international news agency, Reuters, details how African churches are making waves in downtown London. The report, published today, describes the scene of prayer and worship that is very evident across the churches visited by reporters. In one church, the report describes a “sparse formerly industrial building, its interior brightened by touches … Continue reading
Onnoghen: Christian Elders Allege Islamic Agenda over Removal of former CJN
Christian elders in Nigeria have raised alarm over a perceived Islamic agenda in the country. This is a reaction to the recent suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen and appointment of Justice Tanko Muhammad as acting CJN. The National Christian Elders Forum who made known their stand in a statement released on … Continue reading
Zimbabwe bishops collect data on human rights abuses
The Zimbabwe bishops’ justice and peace commission is collecting information on violence and human rights abuses in dioceses across the country. This is coming even as violence continues to pervade the country, with reports of human rights abuse reaching alarming levels in recent days. “The victims very often come to the church to seek help … Continue reading
Celibacy not optional for priests, says Pope Francis
The Head of the Roman Catholic faith, Pope Francis has insisted that celibacy for priests is not a subject open to debate, emphasizing that it is a “gift to the Church” and therefore not optional for priests in the Faith. The Cable reports the Pope as saying, “Personally I think that celibacy is a gift … Continue reading
UK Launches First Diploma in Student Ministry
United Kingdom’s first diploma course for church-based student workers was launched on Tuesday. The groundbreaking course is a joint initiative of Westminster Theological College (WTC) and the student mission organization, Fusion, aimed at equipping student workers with practical skills and theological grounding for their work. The diploma will be accredited by the University of Chester … Continue reading
Onnoghen: Christian Lawyers Condemn Disregard of Due Process
The Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria has frowned at what it describes as constitutional infractions and disregards for due process of law the suspension of Justice Walter Onnoghen as Chief Justice of Nigeria without the recourse to the National Judiciary Council, NJC. The lawyers made this known on Tuesday in a statement issued by the … Continue reading