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Headlining News
Churches
to give up the Bible on May 16
Churches
from across the UK and Ireland, plan to draw
attention to the importance of the Bible by giving it up on
May 16 as part of a new event called No Bible Sunday.
No
Bible Sunday
focuses on the need for people in the UK
and Ireland to reopen their Bibles and for 2700
language groups overseas to receive it for the very first
time. A website provides a broad
selection of free ready-to-use resources to help churches gain
maximum impact from this event. No
Bible Sunday
is sponsored by Wycliffe Bible Translators, the world’s
leading Bible translation organisation. .
For
more details>>>
Total
Forgiveness
Next weekend Dr.
R.T Kendall is one of the Keynote speakers at the launch of
Evangelical Alliance Ireland. In a no nonsense article, he
writes about the challenge of total forgiveness, laying down
seven principles or tests of true forgiveness.
Click
to read R.T Kendalls article....
| Worlds
largest floating bookshop to visit Dublin |
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The worlds oldest liner and
largest floating bookshop, the M.V. Doulos is coming to
Dublin. The ship tours the world as a floating Christian
outreach centre and bookshop . While in Dublin,
the over 320 staff are planning a variety of Christian
events, both onboard and onshore. The dates for visit
are 7-17th May, 2004. More
details » |
Online
Christian
dating
arrives in Ireland
Christian
Connection, the biggest Christian matchmaking websites in the
UK, is set to launch in the Republic in the middle of May.
Irish members who sign up early will get 1 year’s free
membership.
First
launched in the UK in 2000 at a Christian music and arts
festival, Christian Connection members have celebrated 150
weddings so far, and new relationships start every week. 30 to
40 new members join the site every day. Now Irish members will
be getting the opportunity to post their profiles on the
internet and to be able to search for partners within Ireland.
Founder
and Director of Christian Connection, Jackie Elton explains,
"
we encourage members to talk about their moral values and
beliefs. It is
something that secular sites rarely bother to do effectively
and appropriately. But for practising Christians of all
denominations having a shared faith is essential and provides
the glue for long term relationships."
Find
out more>>>>>
Music
News
Rebecca
St James Concert planned for Belfast
United
Christian Broadcasters are hosting Rebecca St.James in concert,
on May 13th at the Whitewell
Metropolitan Tabernacle, Belfast. Grammy award winner Rebecca
St James, was voted favorite female artist for 2004 by readers
of ccm magazine. For booking details on the
concert, contact 028(048 from
R.O.I)
Christian Job Opportunities Teen
Challenge - Ireland are seeking care workers. Teen
Challenge are recruiting additional staff for their girls
centre in co.kildare.The vacancies are for;one full time
care worker[PAID], two volunteer care workers ,and one part
time cook[PAID].Full training will be given for all care
worker positions.Shift work on a rostered basis will apply. [Check for more details]
Main Article this month He
is your Father
Mike Oman continues to explore the Father heart of God in this months extract from his book, My Fathers Heart.
[more]
UP TO DATE NEWS ABOUT THE PERSECUTED CHURCH Praying for the Persecuted Church
Working on behalf of the persecuted church Christian Concern For Freedom Of Conscience (CCFC) produces a monthly bulletin for action and prayer [more]
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