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Archbishop Philip Freier Hails Kriol Bible Translation Project As An Example Of Reconciliation

Archbishop Philip Freier Hails Kriol Bible Translation Project As An Example Of Reconciliation

Dr. Philip Freier, the Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne, lends his support for the translation of the Bible into Kriol. The language of Kriol is used by the indigenous people in the northern regions of Australia. .

  • Senior Citizens and Indigenous People Thanked For Contribution To Society

    Senior Citizens and Indigenous People had been selected to be honoured and thanked for their contribution to Australian Society by the National Day of Thanksgiving (NDOT) along with volunteers and service organizations.

  • Measure of Success Was Church Working Together

    One measurement of success for the 'Jesus All About Life' campaign, was that it became the first project or campaign where the local churches in both Adelaide and Canberra worked together, said Martin Johnson, a consultant to the 'Jesus All About Life' campaign in Tasmania.

  • Joyce Meyer to Tour with Delirious? and Matt Redman

    Dynamic US preacher and #1 New York Times bestselling author Joyce Meyer will embark on a self-titled ministries conference tour this year, featuring music guests Martha Munizzi, the Hillsong worship team, and renowned British artists Delirious? and Matt Redman.

  • Easter March Proclaim Jesus Christ Has Risen

    As Easter is approaching, National Secretary of the Awakening, Michael Cleary along with other Christian leaders were calling on the ‘followers of Jesus Christ’ to march across their capital cities to proclaim ‘Jesus Christ has risen.’

  • Bringing Hope To Ghana

    Mercy Ships Australia has completed the construction of a new youth health centre and a maternal unit, undertaken by volunteers, with the hope that these community development projects can bring lasting changes to the nation.

  • Prayer4Melbourne Quest

    The recently elected Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr Philip Freier has began the ‘Prayer4Melbourne Quest’ at Melbourne Federation Square in an effort to evoke Melbournians to spell out their hope, wish and prayer for the city.

  • Micah Network Challenges Churches Worldwide to be Peace Agents

    Leaders from the world’s largest network of evangelical Christian relief and development agencies have declared that local churches worldwide must realise their full potential to become agents of peace and reconciliation in communities broken apart by war and violence across the globe.

  • 'Jesus Camp' Highlights Growing Youth Movement

    A documentary on evangelising young people entitled “Jesus Camp” will launch this weekend, featuring kids praying and worshipping at Bible camps and youth events in the US.

  • Hillsong Conference

    Christians and churches of all denominations are being called to action this week at Sydney’s Acer Arena where Hillsong Conference is celebrating 20 years of championing the cause of the local church.

  • 'World's Best Party Scene' to Meet Massive Evangelistic Campaign

    More than 1 million visitors and 15,000 journalists are expected to flood Germany this summer for the 2006 World Cup championship match, and Christian evangelists from various organizations will be among them to spread the Good News during what The New York Times called "perhaps the world's best party scene."

  • A Hand To Help

    On the 23rd May 2006, Christian Today Australia was given a glimpse of what the Exodus Foundation does. The Exodus Foundation, based in the Sydney suburb of Ashfield, assists the homeless, abandoned youth and other people in need. Exodus was founded in 1986 by Reverend Bill Crews, the Minister at the Ashfield Uniting Church and who was also a radio broadcaster at 2GB.