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Stop the Traffik and the United Nations are looking to mobilize young people in the global campaign to end human trafficking.

With the growth of the church in China, one mission organisation is predicting that the communist nation could become a Christian country in a matter of ten years.

LONDON – A new survey has suggested that men who go to church would like less hugging and holding hands and more singing of anthems and “proclamational” songs.

Eritrea is on the brink of famine and thousands of people are flooding across its borders to escape starvation and persecution, reports an international pastoral aid organization of the Catholic Church.

Two missionaries were recently beaten by an anti-Christian mob in the state of Himacha Pradesh, located in northwest India.

LONDON – Adults would rather spend quality time with their loved one than receive an indulgent gift on Valentine's Day, according to a new Church of England survey.

The Evangelical Fellowship of India has asked Christians to pray for a peaceful 2009 for India’s believers.

As nice as being happier, healthier and wealthier are for New Year’s resolutions, the ministry of Billy Graham is encouraging people to see their goals for 2009 as “an attitude of the heart” rather than “tasks to accomplish.”

The United Reformed Church is celebrating the early success of a three-year campaign that was launched this Advent to breathe new life into its congregations.

When it came to taking the Gospel into the marketplace, Jesus not only set the example, he also showed his disciples how to follow.

The Bible Society in India has received a desperate appeal from a pastor in troubled Orissa state for prayers for the persecuted Christian community there, as thousands remain scattered across makeshift government camps or are hiding in the homes of relatives and sympathetic Hindus.

Christian relief and development agency World Vision has warned that there will be no long-term fix to the impending food crisis in southern Africa unless the international community unites to combat its root causes.

Christian ministries are uniting for a key event in Birmingham next month to raise awareness among churchgoers of human trafficking and other forms of modern day slavery.

A wave of brutal attacks on Christians in India’s eastern state of Orissa has unleashed yet more violence against believers in other parts of the country.

Hundreds of Australian Christians are stretching their legs to help bring God's Word to persecuted believers around the world. More than 700 Christians have taken part in a Walk4Bibles event this year, racking up an impressive 13,942 Bibles for their persecuted brothers and sisters.