Rick Warren quiet on Uganda’s Anti-Gay Law
November 5, 2009
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“What does it say if you’re unwilling to say that the state shouldn’t execute homosexuals?”
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Tag: Africa
Episcopalians and Tanzanians partner in mission
November 4, 2009
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There’s been a spate of news about partnerships between Episcopal churches and dioceses in the U.S. working in concert with Tanzanians. An incomplete listing is
Denounced as witches, African children suffer mightily
October 19, 2009
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In the wake of the spread of an evangelical “prosperity gospel,” many African children have been denounced as witches and tortured.
Catholic African bishops praise Obama
October 10, 2009
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African bishops attending a Vatican meeting are speaking about the election of Barack Obama in divine terms — putting them very much at odds with many of their U.S. counterparts.
NetsforLife snags $1.34 million
October 8, 2009
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NetsforLife utilizes this network of churches, faith-based groups and other organizations to benefit communities unreached by national health programs.
Religious leaders offering input to G-20
September 24, 2009
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“We value your input and we know you hold us accountable”
A voice for the voiceless in the Anglican Province of Central Africa
August 1, 2009
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In Malawi there are two new bishops. In Upper Shire Diocese the elected candidate is the Revd Fr Leslie Mtekateka. In Lake Malawi Diocese, the Venerable Francis Kaulanda was elected.
Tale of two dioceses: Harare and Malawi
July 28, 2009
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A report from Anglican-Information: Zimbabwe and Malawi are two different countries with the ecclesiastical commonality of the Church of the Province of Central African (C.P.C.A.).
Progress in Sudan border dispute
July 22, 2009
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The conflict between the mainly Muslim north and the Christian [primarily Anglican] and animist south claimed 1.5 million lives. UN special envoy to Sudan Ashraf Qazi said the Abyei border ruling would pave the way for the 2005 peace deal to be implemented as a whole.
Reconciliation looks like this…
June 8, 2009
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Last month Adriann Vlok repeated a simple action that he’d already done twice before. As a former minister of police under the old apartheid regime in South Africa, he demonstrated his desire to reconcile by washing the feet of those he had wronged.
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