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Security Service of Ukraine warned Moscow city mayor about inadmissibility of anti-Ukrainian statements

12.05.2008 03:06    axisglobe.com
Service of Ukraine handed over to Luzhkov a folder with the official warning in a written form at the airport of Simferopol on May 10.
Security Service of Ukraine warned Moscow city mayor about inadmissibility of anti-Ukrainian statements

The Cost of Words

12.05.2008 01:51    eng.maidanua.org
On a Hitler doll / model, apologies for spreading misleading information from the BBC and calls on Deutsche Welle, the Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph to follow suit

Kyiv Archbishop Comments on UOC Synod's Decision

12.05.2008 01:50    risu.org.ua
Kyiv— On 7 May 2008, Father Superior of the Kyiv Monastery of the Caves, Archbishop Pavel Lebid, commented on the Synod's decision to prohibit bishops and clergy from running in state elections. "I support this resolution, because the blessing of

Committee on Matters of Culture and Spirituality to Consider Issue of Foreign Pastors

12.05.2008 01:50    risu.org.ua
Kyiv—Head of Parliament's Committee on Matters of Culture and Spirituality Volodymyr Yavorivskyi commented on a recent bill proposing the prohibition of foreigners from holding leading posts in neo-cult organizations.

Amendment to Ukraine's Law on Freedom of Worship Registered in Supreme Council

12.05.2008 01:50    risu.org.ua
Kyiv - On 24 April 2008, parliamentary deputy of the Our Ukraine - People's Self-Defense bloc Hennadii Moskal registered a bill in the Supreme Council that regulates the activity of new religions. According to Moskal, the bill is aimed at

Sumy Head Guarantees Equal Treatment of All Religions

12.05.2008 01:50    risu.org.ua
Sumy— Head of the Sumy Regional State Administration Mykola Lavryk met with Bishop Stepan Menko of the Donetsk-Kharkiv Exarchate of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church on 8 May 2008 to discuss church-state problems as they pertain to the UGCC. In

A Musical Note - Paul Manley

12.05.2008 01:25    oxford.anglican.org
At 16, Paul Manley is a young musician who, as well as preparing for his GCSEs in the summer at Ranelagh School, is also the regular organist at St Andrew's, Caversham in Reading.
A Musical Note - Paul Manley

Hope for the Sick or Frankenstein Science?

12.05.2008 01:25    oxford.anglican.org
The debate over the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, currently going through Parliament, has focussed attention on the Christian response to the legislation.

Thanks for the Awesome Journey

12.05.2008 01:25    oxford.anglican.org
The Door has recently bid a sad farewell to editor Rebecca Paveley
Thanks for the Awesome Journey

Tea Club Quenches Thirst for Unity in Rural Buckinghamshire

12.05.2008 01:25    oxford.anglican.org
St Katharine's in Parmour, is the place to be on Tuesday afternoons.
Tea Club Quenches Thirst for Unity in Rural Buckinghamshire

Left Behind: Coping after a Suicide

12.05.2008 01:24    oxford.anglican.org
Janice, a licensed lay minister, speaks to Rebecca Paveley about the suicide of her husband, David, and its impact on her faith.

'One of these must become a witness with us to his resurrection' Acts 1:22

12.05.2008 01:24    oxford.anglican.org
There's a lot about 'witnesses' in this opening chapter of Luke's second book, Acts.

Bible Study: The Gift of Unity

12.05.2008 01:24    oxford.anglican.org
Acts2.4 : All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages as the Spirit gave them ability.

William Tyndale: God's Secretary

12.05.2008 01:11    born-again-christian.info
You needed courage to be a real Christian in England during the Dark Ages. Reading God's Word in English was illegal. Tyndale's vision gave you your Bible.
William Tyndale: God's Secretary

Prescott memoirs are new blow for Britains Brown

12.05.2008 01:10    keralanext.com
In memoirs serialised in the Sunday Times newspaper, Prescott described the tempestuous relationship between the two men in the years before Blair stood down last June, and said the prime minister had been scared to act against Brown. Prescott's claims

British author brands Nobel win 'a disaster: BBC

12.05.2008 01:10    keralanext.com
Lessing, whose works include 'The Golden Notebook' and 'The Good Terrorist', said she spends most of her time now being photographed and giving interviews. The 88-year-old was awarded the Nobel in 2007 and at the time said it was 'astonishing

Dis butler to be spared of perjury

12.05.2008 01:10    keralanext.com
Scotland Yard had received a complaint after Burrell was quoted by a British tabloid newspaper as saying that he told "red herrings" at the high-profile hearing into the princess's death, which ended last month. But the force said there was

I pee with my dogs says Kutcher

12.05.2008 01:10    keralanext.com
Kutcher revealed that every morning he would join his dogs in taking a leak, marking his territory the way they were doing. I pee with the dogs. They're marking their territory and I'm marking mine, The Sun quoted him as

Brown endures bombardment by biography

12.05.2008 00:40    thescotsman.scotsman.com
GORDON Brown will this week attempt to stage a political fight-back after another bruising weekend which saw him beset by attacks from all sides.

I'll wear mask to beat the Beijing Olympic smog, reveals Radcliffe

12.05.2008 00:40    thescotsman.scotsman.com
BRITAIN'S top female distance runner, Paula Radcliffe, yesterday admitted she may wear a face mask at the Beijing Olympics this summer â€" but not while competing.

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