Main

home

thought for the day

Member Churches

Leith St Andrews

North Leith

Pilrig St Pauls

South Leith

St Thomas' Junction Road

Links

Search

Feeds

RSS
Atom

Latest news

Church failing on poverty amid homosexuality debate, says Tutu

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has expressed anger at the Anglican church for putt...

Media is anti-Christian

Widespread anti-Christian bias in the media means that groups like The Chri...

Iran: Christian converts face death

Reports from Iran say that two Christian converts have been charged with ap...

Muslim woman wants religion put before hospital hygiene rules

A Muslim woman radiographer at a Berkshire hospital is claiming she was dis...

Calls for ban on religious slaughter methods

ANIMAL rights campaigners will call on MSPs this week to ban the Islamic an...

Worshippers' prayers answered as church reopens after £6m upgrade

A CITY centre church has re-opened after a £6 million revamp Members of...

Anti-terrorism laws used to spy on noisy children

An investigation by The Sunday Telegraph found that three quarters of local...

Vision of the future changes face of capital

WIND turbines on Salisbury Crags, Charlotte Square bulldozed to make way fo...

Embattled Christian Minority Awaiting Help From New Pakistan President

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN (BosNewsLife)-- The widower of Pakistan's assassinated ...

New book recalls Leith's community spirit

IT’S a story of hardship, poverty and disappointments, of families thrust...

Religious leaders cite concerns ahead of Annapolis peace conference

Posted Nov 22, 10:41

Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders of the National Interreligious Leadership Initiative in the US have met with Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, R. Nicholas Burns, expressing support for ‘active, determined and consistent’ US leadership for peace, but raising specific concerns related to the Annapolis peace conference and follow-up efforts.

for more click here-

http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/6328