‘I have set before you life and death, blessing and curse. Therefore choose life that you and your offspring may live’ Deuteronomy 30:19 When we gather for the next Prayer Breakfast in twelve months time, I wonder what will be on our hearts. Will we be praising God for his mercy and enjoying the [...]

Church of England takes cue from The Episcopal Church in Culture Wars News Analysis By David W. Virtue The Episcopal Church is doing its best to export the church’s Culture Wars around the world. Its best hope for total success is the Mother Church – The Church of England. TEC is also driving wedges, as [...]

  Christian Concern and the World Congress of Families hosted an inspiring marriage conference on Wednesday 23 May, despite extraordinary opposition to the event taking place. The colloquium was cancelled by the Law Society for allegedly breaching its ‘diversity policy’. The event was then moved to the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre. Yet this Government [...]

Thousands respond to Gospel proclamation as evil spirits are cast out and Christ enters changed lives By David W. Virtue www.virtueonline.org The newly formed Missionary area of Toliara on the Island of Madagascar might not sound very exotic to Anglican ears as there are none of the scandals over homosexuality, property ownership and how to [...]

From the learned monk and first historian of Christianity in England: Behold how the Jewish feast of the Law is a foreshadowing of our feast today. When the children of Israel had been freed from slavery in Egypt by the offering of the paschal lamb, they journeyed through the desert toward the Promised Land, and [...]

“Sir, we would like to see Jesus” Jn. 12:21 Sermon by Bishop Bethlehem Nopece of Port Elizabeth, South Africa to the FCA Leaders Conference (PDF download here) Alleluia, Christ is risen; He is risen indeed, alleluia!    In the name of God Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen…. We consider it a great privilege accorded [...]

By Peter Saunders, CMF The Church of England Evangelical Council has published a statement on marriage which is well worthy of study. The St Matthias Day Statement (14 May 2012) is an update of the 1995 St Andrew’s Day Statement on homosexuality and seeks to help Anglicans understand their church’s teaching in the area of [...]

  A man reads a Bible. File photo. Image by: Sydney Seshibedi The Anglican cathedral parish of St Albans in Pretoria has closed its doors because of death threats, confrontations, disruptions and allegations of corruption against its bishop, according to a report on Saturday. One priest who feared for his life had already resigned, the Saturday [...]

Pro-Gay Episcopal Bishops come out in support of Obama’s stance on gay marriage By David W. Virtue www.virtueonline.org The State of North Carolina dealt a fatal blow this week to same sex marriage and civil unions with the passage of Amendment One, arguing that marriage shall remain exclusively between a man and a woman. The [...]