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  • November 16
  • Daily Champion Nigeria: MFM Holds 3-In-1 Programme

    The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) has finalised preparations toward having a successful three-in-one celebration as it marks 20 years anniversary, third international convention and 2009 annual anointing service.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Two Pilgrims Crushed to Death, Another in Hospital

    Two Nigerian pilgrims, one from Sokoto and the other from Plateau, have been crushed to death by a hit-and-run driver in Mecca while another pilgrim also knocked down is on admission at a hospital in Mecca receiving intensive medical treatment as a result of injuries sustained.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Idahosa's Wife Becomes First Female Archbishop

    The Church of God Mission (CGM), last weekend consecrated Bishop Margaret Idahosa as the first female archbishop of the church.

  • November 13
  • The Herald Zimbabwe: President Hails Churches' Role

    President Mugabe has paid tribute to churches in Zimbabwe for a "splendid partnership" with the Government that has seen some religious bodies complementing State efforts to develop the country since Indepe-ndence.

  • This Day Nigeria: Making a Difference Through Music [analysis]

    Today, Christ Embassy is making a difference through the instrument of music. They are spreading the word of change for Nigeria to unite. It takes one to start something, but it takes a group of LoveWorld Music Ministry to make this difference with I Believe in Nigeria.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Transparency Panacea Against Corruption - Cleric

    THE Bishop of Ilorin, Most Rev. Ayo-Maria Atoyebi, has said to eliminate corruption, Nigerians must be honest, transparent and God-fearing in any thing they do because the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom, according to the scripture.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Katsina Islamic Varsity to Graduate 200 Students

    The Chairman, Governing Board of Katsina Islamic University who is also the Emir of Kazaure, Alhaji Najib Hussaini Adamu, has disclosed that the university had concluded arrangements to graduate its first set of 200 students. The chairman, who made the disclosure while briefing newsmen at the campus of the university along Dutsin-ma road Katsina, stated that December 20, 2009 has been slated for ...

  • Vanguard Nigeria: And the Dog Came to Church [opinion]

    Only a short while a ago, a business disagreement between two well established car retailers reverberated in the well of the apex court and sent shock waves through the echelons of the judiciary and the entire legal profession.

  • Observer Uganda: Should Christian Parents Beat Up Their Children? [opinion]

    Few people will say they enjoyed the punishment they got from their parents when they were younger.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Worgu Protests His Innocence

    Stephen Worgu has protested his innocence after being sentenced to 40 lashes for drinking alcohol.

  • Business Day South Africa: Marketers Put Their Faith in Brand Religion

    RESEARCH shows religion sells products , and companies should make sure they are not missing an important marketing opportunity by not taking advantage of this new trend, Rob van Rooyen, strategic planning director for McCann Erickson SA, said yesterday.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Steer Clear of Usury, Cleric Advises Muslims

    An Islamic cleric Dr. Ismaeel Yunus of Islamic University of Madinah Saudi Arabia has advised Muslims to distance themselves from usury (interest) in their daily transactions.

  • November 12
  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: Towards a Successful Hajj Organisation

    This year's Hajj pilgrimage for Muslims all over the world begins on November 24th, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The performance of the Hajj, as a spiritual exercise, is one of the five major pillars of the Islam religion. The Hajj is supposed to be performed in a somber, solemn, and revered atmosphere. In Ghana, however, over the past couple of years, the Hajj pilgrimage was made synonymous ...

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Cleric Decries High Rate of Industrial Dispute

    Bishop of the Diocese of Okigwe South, Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. David O.C. Onuoha, has lamented that industrial disputes were becoming a regular feature in the country's national life.

  • Monitor Uganda: Anglicans to Pope - We're Staying Put

    Anglicans in Uganda yesterday rallied behind conservative colleagues around the world to reject an open-ended invite to them by Pope Benedict XIV to embrace the Catholic faith.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Hajj - We Are Not Responsible for Delay - Saudi Embassy

    The Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Abuja has said it is not responsible for any delay in the airlifting of Muslim pilgrims from Nasarawa State as alleged.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Sultan, Onaiyekan Condemn Religious Crisis

    The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar and Archbishop John Onaiyekan yesterday condemned religious crisis in the country and canvassed Muslim-Christian collaboration for peace.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Pilgrims Face High Cost of Food

    Nigerian pilgrims are now in a fix over high cost of food in the holy land as most restaurants recommended for pilgrims have the prices of their menu increased by more than 50 percent, investigations by Daily Trust have shown.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Ummah Support Group [analysis]

    We arrived early for the workshop and there were just a few of us in the room, most of them were staff of an NGO, the Society for Family Health SFH, which organised the event.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Catholic Bishop Absolves Yar'Adua

    Catholic Bishop of Ilorin Diocese, Ayo- Maria Atoyebi has advised Nigerians not to blame President Umaru Musa Yar 'Adua for the problems confronting the nation.

  • November 11
  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: Catholic Choir Association Celebrates 30th Anniversary

    The Ashanti Catholic Choirs Association celebrated their 30th Anniversary with a call on choristers to use their gifts as singers, to preach the Gospel, in order to win more souls for Christ.

  • New Vision Uganda: Over 1,000 Muslims Go to Mecca

    A total of 1,300 Muslims have gone to Mecca in Saudi Arabia to participate in the annual Haj pilgrimage.

  • CISA Kenya: Statement By the NCCK On Constitutional Reforms [document]

    Here is a statement from the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) on the Constitutional Reforms.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Group Urges Religious Leaders to Pray for National Peace, Unity

    NATIONAL Project One Nigeria (NAPON), a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) in Niger Delta Community has urged the religious leaders in the country to pray fervently for the nation's unity and development.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Bonnke Visits Akala

    The world renowned evangelist, Reinhard Bonnke yesterday visited Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala who said his administration would continue to uphold its belief in religious tolerance and harmony.

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