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Easter Message 2006


The story of Easter is an account of God’s ability to triumph on our behalf even in the face of death.

Joel Edwards, General Director, Evangelical Alliance


A recent survey of the British people has revealed some rather surprising facts about our happiness - or lack of it. Although we accumulate enough gizmos and gadgets to make our lives comfortable, one of the most sought after and prized commodities is in fact the H word. Earlier this year Geoff Mulgan who formerly led the Prime Minister’s Policy Unity wrote an article in which he exposed the problem: Behind our affluence, his conclusion was that we suffer from "a quiet crisis of unhappiness."

 

What's New

A random selection of new articles and pages on the Evangelical Alliance Website.
Statistics and Links on Fresh Expressions of Church
A fresh expression is a form of church for our changing culture established primarily for the benefit of people who are not yet members of any church. It will come into being through principles of listening, service, incarnational mission and making disciples. It will have the potential to become a mature expression of church shaped by the gospel and the enduring marks of the church and for its cultural context.
Keep the promise - Halve poverty by 2015
Yesterday's London march, organised by Micah Challenge and The Lambeth Conference, was described by Gordon Brown as "one of the greatest public demonstrations of faith that this great city has ever seen."
Jesus Christ is on the street weeping
"Jesus Christ is on the street weeping. Did you see the newspaper that said the church is navel-gazing while our children are being slaughtered and killed?" These were the words of the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, in a speech last weekend. 

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28 Jul 2008
Walk of Witness

Micah Challenge keen to help bishops keep on marching to 2015
Christian anti-poverty coalition Micah Challenge is delighted to have supported 650 bishops of the Anglican Communion in their July 24 march against global poverty - and is challenging them to keep on marching all the way to 2015.

 

22 Jul 2008
Who is my neighbour?thumbnail

“Churches are critical partners in reducing knife crime, says new report
‘Who is My Neighbour?’ report pleas for united action against gang-related crime

 

10 Jul 2008
Evangelical Alliance Circles

Tribunal ruling for Christian registrar "a triumph for the place of conscience in public duties"
Evangelical Alliance statement in response to Christian registrar case in Islington

 

8 Jul 2008
Evangelical Alliance Circles

Joel Edwards challenges 'broken society' to recover moral compass
Evangelical Alliance response to David Cameron's social responsibility speech

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