News Stories
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23 Nov. 2004
in GeneralNativity Comedy Back By Popular Demand
IT’S back - by popular demand! Portsmouth-based Christian group Top Cat Theatre Company are reviving their family Christmas production Scrub That Manger! for 2004. Read more
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10 Nov. 2004
in GeneralInspiration As Our Kairos Plans Take Shape
IT was as if everything to do with Kairos had been summed up in one sentence: take seriously Jesus’s command to “love your neighbour”. Read more
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4 Oct. 2004
in GeneralSteve Chalke Helps Bishop's Kairos Process
CHRISTIANS from all denominations are to hear more about putting their churches at the heart of their local communities. Read more
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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