Charismatic preachers Joyce Meyer and Benny Hinn are the only two that have fully cooperated with an investigation that is currently scrutinizing four other popular ministries and they are now reportedly taking their own action to ensure proper financial standing
Today the world has lost a very special person. His family, friends and foundation will miss him greatly," his great niece Laura Templeton wrote on a blog, responding to posts critical of his work.
†Anyone who has delivered as many babies as I have, and has seen hundreds of living and dead embryos and fetuses being spontaneously aborted as have I, knows exactly what we are doing when we provide an elective abortion
The ambitious campaign to start 40 new churches within a short period of time is only the first of two phases of Project 125, which has a goal of planting churches in 125 cities in Ukraine before the country’s national
THIS week's People story tells how mother, grandmother and Centacare worker Leigh Muldoon, pictured with husband Bernie, beat breast cancer with faith and dragonboat racing.
WHILE thousands of young people flock to Sydney on the official "travel day" for World Youth Day, July 14, Brisbane's Paul Catchlove will be heading in another direction.
VATICAN CITY (CNS): Pope Benedict XVI has authorised publication of a decree recognising a miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed Damien de Veuster of Molokai, clearing the way for his canonisation.
Surrogacy is under parliamentary review in Queensland. Director of Brisbane archdiocese's Queensland Bioethics Centre RAY CAMPBELL (pictured) explains the Church position on the issue
MATRIARCH Mary Doogan ensured before her death last October that her Irish-Scottish grandchildren shared in the World Youth Day (WYD08) experience with their Australian cousins.
AUSTRALIAN Catholics supporting Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) have opened their hearts and wallets to the tune of $400,000 to help 1000 youth from poor and oppressed countries around the world attend World Youth Day 2008 in Sydney
ROME (Zenit.org): There are great needs in the Church and in society, which laypersons in collaboration with their pastors, can satisfy, the director of a centre in Rome said.
AUSTRALIA faces an almost terrifying task in housing its more than 100,000 homeless, Federal Housing Minister Tanya Plibersek told a St Vincent de Paul Society homelessness conference last week.
We are likely only to hear a tiny fraction of the stories of grace associated with World Youth Day 2008 being held in Sydney this week. But we can share in the grace that flows from the event if we
The Methodist Conference has condemned the UK government's failure to care for Zimbabwean refugees and is urging the Government to immediately stop all deportations to Zimbabwe and grant indefinite 'right to remain' to Zimbabwean refugees.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that Robert Mugabe's regime was 'illegitimate' and had 'blood on its hands'. He was speaking at the close of the three-day G8 Summit in Hokkaido, Japan, today.
Money given by wealthy nations to help the developing world combat climate change should not be administered by the World Bank, says the UK-based international development agency Christian Aid.
