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And Now a Web Site to Help You Reflect on Your Sins
UK Christian radio station's 'reflective' site already a hit.
By Cedric Pulford Ecumenical News International, in London|
Nigeria:Churches Challenge Islamic Law
Third state moving toward implementing Koranic laws
By Alex Duval Smith, Ecumenical News International, in Lagos, Nigeria|
Archbishop Caught in War of Words with Zambian Government
Pentecostal leader says government 'ineffective,' selfish.
By Anthony Kunda, Ecumenical News International, in Lusaka, Zambia|
Conference of European Churches Will Boycott Austrian Churches Despite Pleas for Non-Isolation
Austria's crisis is a 'severe warning' to churches, says CEC leade
By Stephen Brown, Ecumenical News International, in Geneva|
Catholic Priest Fears Violence will Continue in Southern Philippines
We must prepare for the worst, he says of directionless peace talks.
By Sophie Lizares-Bodegon, Ecumenical News International, in Manila|
Zimbabwe President's Party Refuses to Join Church-Sponsored Talks to End Violence
At least 10 dead in country's escalating political violence
By Ecumenical News International|
New Delhi Center Dedicated to Princess Di's Wish to End 'Stigma' of Leprosy
$1.43 million center aimed at education and media
By Anto Akkara, Ecumenical News International, in New Delhi|
As Russians Prepare to Elect New President Putin Shows Interest in Religion
As acting president suspends Chechenya campaign for Christmas and Ramadan, Russian Orthodox Church sees new church-state relationship.
By Andrei Zolotov, Ecumenical News International, in Moscow|
America's Greek Orthodox Leader Hopes Church's Divisions Are Healing
Archbishop Demetrios pushing for more available, participatory church
By Chris Herlinger, Ecumenical News International, in New York|
Eight years after Zambia became a Christian nation the title is not convincing
Immorality and corruption on the rise, say church leaders
By Anthony Kunda, Ecumenical News International, in Lusaka, Zambia|
Many—But Not All—Churches Share in Opening of Jubilee Door in Rome
Historical ceremony's link to indulgences brings criticism from some Protestant churches
By Ecumenical News International correspondents Luigi Sandri in Rome and Edmund Doogue in Geneva|
At Historic Service Polish Church Leaders Ask Pardon for Past Mistakes
Catholic, Orthodox, and Lutheran heads apologize for egoism and indifference.
By Jonathan Luxmoore, Ecumenical News International, in Warsaw|
Church Council Urges Swift Resolution of Zimbabwe's Row over White Farms
Land redistribution must be done in a systematic, just and transparent manner
By Eunice Mafundikwa, Ecumenical News International, in Harare|
Is Nigeria Moving Toward War?
Deadly riots lead to suspension of Islamic law.
By Obed Minchakpu, Ecumenical News International|

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