News Stories
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22 Sept. 2004
in GeneralMum is one of record number of ordinations
LOTS of clergy see their sons and daughters get ordained - not many see their mums acquiring a dog collar! Read more
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22 Sept. 2004
in GeneralCoachloads descend on Labour conference
COACHLOADS of Christians from around Portsmouth will highlight the injustice of trade rules at the Labour party conference this weekend. Read more
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22 Sept. 2004
in GeneralKairos revolution starts right here
IT will be the largest survey of its kind – and it should herald a revolution in the role of the Church in south-east Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Read more
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16 Sept. 2004
in GeneralChristian leaders support WCC prayer day
More than a dozen well-known Christian leaders and peace-makers from all over the world are affirming churches' and faith communities' work for peace and justice in a series of inspiring two-minute video messages. Read more
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20 Aug. 2004
Anglican Church in Zimbabwe evangelises young people
The Anglican Church in Zimbabwe has mounted a gospel crusade throughout the country to reach more people with Christ. Read more
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28 July 2004
Thousands witness opening of cathedral in Rwanda
[Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa] Rwanda's President Paul Kagame was among thousands of Anglican faithful who attended the official opening and blessing of John the Baptist Cathedral in Ruhengeri, Rwanda, earlier this week. Read more
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26 July 2004
Archbishop - Solomon Islanders' choice between bitterness and love
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Rowan Williams, on an eight-day visit to the Solomon Islands, has urged islanders to become a model of reconciliation for the wider world. In an address broadcast live in the Solomon Islands and delivered to more than six thousand people gathered for an ecumenical service in a football stadium in the capital, Honiara, Dr Williams praised the role of the churches following extensive inter-communal unrest, and challenged the islanders to use the experience of their suffering to help others. Read more
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8 July 2004
in GeneralUnique perspective on asylum seekers
Schoolchildren and churchgoers are being given a unique perspective on the plight of asylum seekers. Read more
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24 May 2004
in GeneralCathedral adorned with new-style website
IT was a jaw-dropping sight for passers-by as their 800-year-old cathedral was turned into a giant computer screen for the evening. Read more
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20 May 2004
in GeneralSport is springboard to finding out about faith
IT might sound strange to suggest you can learn more about Christianity on the football field or the tennis court. Read more