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Ghana: Catholic Bishops Condemn Pedophilia, Homosexuality in Country

The Catholic Bishops of Ghana have condemned certain social crimes such as pedophilia, incest, homosexuality, greed, bribery, corruption, violence, killing of others for the power and wealth infamously referred to as " sakawa" which have been on the increase in recent times. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Hajj 2009 - More Pilgrims Stranded At Lagos Airport

Hundreds of pilgrims for this year's Hajj in Saudi Arabia were at the weekend stranded at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, as their agents could not be found. (AllAfrica)


Tanzania: Bible School Left Behind in IT

Just how digital literate your future church pastor will be? (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Egwu's Wife Tasks Nigerians On Christianity

Former First Lady of Ebonyi State and wife of the Minister for Education, Mrs. Eunice Egwu, has advised Christians to be serious in service and worship of God who she said gives everything in life and comes close to only those who truly believe and abide by his words. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Group Cautions FG On Amirul Hajj Selection

An Islamic group, the Muslim Rights Watch has advised the Federal Government to stop playing politics with hajj rites, blaming previous disappointments on hajj operations on politics. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Poor Accommodation - Nasarawa to Investigate Hajj Exercise

The Nasarawa State government has commenced investigations into the accommodation lapses of the state's pilgrims for this year's hajj to Saudi Arabia . (AllAfrica)


Uganda: Understanding Bible Teachings About Women

Title: Woman in the Eyes of God: (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Hajj - 'Pilgrims to Return Dec 1'

National Amirul Hajj, Senator Kanti Bello, yesterday night in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, said Nigerian pilgrims would begin their to return on December 1. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: 2,045 Christian Pilgrims Arrive in Jerusalem

Already, 2,045 Christian pilgrims from Lagos and Rivers States are in Jerusalem for this year's Holy Pilgrimage, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Mr John Kennedy Okpara has said. (AllAfrica)


Somalia: Al-Shabab and Hizbul Islam Fight Near Kismayo

Fierce armed clashes between Islamist rivals in southern Somalia were reported on Saturday near Kismayo, a strategic port city about 310 miles (500 kilometers) south of the Somali capital of Mogadishu, Radio Garowe reports. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: 4,000 Anglican Priests to Join Catholics

OVER 4,000 Anglican priests all over the world, including married ones, are expected to join the Catholic Church, Bishop Matthias Ssekamanya announced on Friday. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: FG Deploys 200 Doctors,Nurses for Saudi Arabia Pilgrims

Over 200 medical doctors, nurses and pharmacists have been deployed to Saudi Arabia by the Federal Government to cater for the immediate health needs of the intending Pilgrims to the holy land. (AllAfrica)


Rwanda: Nuns' Order Marks 50yrs in Country

His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI has called on Christian leaders to embrace unity and harmony in order to effectively spread the word of God through out the world. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Badejo Says No to Deregulation

It was a graduation of Men and women who have been called as pastors and evangelists and by the ceremony, they were being sent out to transform lives of men and women through the power of God so that they can be useful and good citizens of the nation. It was therefore an occasion of great joy as friends and family members from around Lagos State and beyond came together to witness the 51st graduation ceremony of the Life Theological Seminary, Ikorodu, Lagos as they fecilitated with the graduands. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: The Law and Gospel Views on Christian Marriage and Divorce

"You have heard that it was said by them of old time, Thou shall not kill; and whosever shall kill shall be in danger of the judgment: But I (Jesus) say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire." (Mathew 5:21-22). (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Muslims Complain of High Prices of Rams in Lagos

Barely five days to the Eid-el-Kabir festival, some Muslims in Lagos are saying the prices of rams have gone beyond their reach. Some of the Muslims, who spoke with newsmen on Sunday in Lagos, said the situation had forced them to buy goats and chicken. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Multitude Storm Skills Acquisition Workshop At Nyanya

A large number of people, mostly woman, Saturday attended a skills acquisition workshop organized by Hands and Skills Initiative at Redeem Christian Church of God at Nyanya, Abuja. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: AMF Holds Empowerment Workshop at Kado

The Abuja Muslim Forum (AMF) Friday began a three-day economic empowerment workshop for Muslims at Kado Estate Jumu'at Mosque in Abuja. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Pilgrim Dies of Swine Flu

A 17-year-old Nigerian girl and three other pilgrims died of swine flu soon after arriving in Saudi Arabia, Saudi health officials said yesterday while announcing the first deaths from swine flu in this year's hajj. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Bode George - Conviction Good for Nation - Bishop

Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Egbu, Prof. Emmanuel Iheagwam has said the conviction of a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Bode George, was a healthy development for Nigeria. (AllAfrica)


Zambia: Remain Faithful, ZEC Counsels Priests

ZAMBIA Episcopal Conference (ZEC) president, George Lungu has challenged priests in Chipata Catholic Diocese to be obedient and stick to their vows in order to serve the calling of God. (AllAfrica)


Zambia: Sin Hinders Success, Says Ronnie

INFORMATION and Broadcasting Minister Ronnie Shikapwasha has urged Christians to confess their sins so that they can be blessed with a lot of successes and be able to overcome a lot of obstacles in their families, jobs and businesses. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Divine Mercy Group Visits Kuje Prison

The Divine Mercy Apostolate, a pious association of the Catholic Arch Diocese of Abuja, Saturday visited Kuje Prison in order to share time, gifts and the gospel with inmates. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: Christians Condemn Anti-Gay Bill

Global opposition is growing to the "Anti-Homosexuality Bill" recently proposed in Uganda, which would introduce the death penalty for homosexual activity. (AllAfrica)


Kenya: Pope's Invitation to Anglicans: Merger, Coalition or Poisoned Chalice?

As the leader of the largest Christian denomination on earth, whenever Pope Benedict XVI makes a significant declaration, especially one touching on other denominations, controversy inevitably erupts faster than the speed of light. (AllAfrica)


Kenya: First Islamic Book-Fair is Held in Nairobi

Kenyan Islamic faithful have been encouraged to cultivate a culture of reading in the ongoing Islamic Book-fair on Islamic topics and other religions, family, and children at Jamia Mosque Complex in Nairobi. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Federal Govt Declares Nov. 26, 27 as Public Holidays

The Federal Government has declared Thursday, November 26, and Friday, November 27, as public holidays to mark the Muslim festival of Id-El-Kabir. (AllAfrica)


Gambia: Islamic Scholars On Tobaski Ram Raffle

As Muslims brace up to observe the feast of Eid -Ul-Adha, commonly known as Tobaski, some private companies in the business sector have been deploying all types of marketing strategies with a view to luring potential customers to buy their products. (AllAfrica)


Ghana: Moderator Aboagye Mensah Pays Courtesy Call On TMA Boss

The Presiding Bishop of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Most Rev. Yaw Frimpong Manso, last Wednesday paid a courtesy call on the Tema Metropolitan Chief Executive (MCE), Kempes Ofosuware, at his office. (AllAfrica)


Gambia: Methodist School Receive Assistance

George Town Trust recently assisted Methodist Lower Basic School in Janjanbureh,Central River Region (CRR) with funitures and building materials worth forty-two thousand dalasi (42,000) the materials was meant for refurbishment. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: Baha'i Faith is On Trial in Iran

Last October, seven prisoners in Iran escaped a near-certain death sentence. (AllAfrica)



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