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Micah Sunday 2007

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This autumn join with Christians around the world as the global Micah Challenge movement celebrates Micah Sunday 07. The official date is 14 October but you can hold Micah Sunday 07 any time from October through to the end of the year.

Micah Sunday 07 will be a chance to look at God’s heart for justice, mercy and humility and our response to the injustices we find in the world around us. It will also be a time to take practical steps towards the alleviation of poverty, looking in particular at the HIV and AIDS epidemic, asking the Government to act on this pressing issue.

We will provide everything you need to hold Micah Sunday 07 in your church, from sermon themes and creative prayer and worship ideas through to practical ways to engage with the issues.

Be a part of this worldwide movement and sign up to hold Micah Sunday 07 in your church this coming autumn.

For more information please visit: www.micahchallenge.org.uk/newsevents/event.htm

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What's New

A random selection of new articles and pages on the Evangelical Alliance Website.
Christianity alive and kicking in London’s universities
The Alliance's Krish Kandiah will discuss some well-known films as part of the London-wide university mission taking place from 23 January.
Gasping for justice
After Stephen Lawrence was murdered his parents faced a valley of institutional failing and disregard, ranging from a press that initially didn’t bother to report on their son’s death to a police force that didn’t bother to investigate effectively.
The UK Church: Big shots, wimps or just humble servants?
Recent comments by American pastor and author Mark Driscoll regarding the state of Britain’s church leaders in a Christianity magazine interview have spawned a barrage of protests, but also a few defenders, from Christians on this side of the pond. To get to the heart of the debate, we asked two British pastors to answer this question: Do we really need more well-known, influential Bible teachers in Britain?
What's next?
We've taken a snapshot, now a comprehensive and detailed picture of 21st century UK evangelicals needs to be painted

Latest News

7 Feb 2012
EA FAMILY REPORT COVER

Christian marriages are messy but have a higher chance of success – new research shows
How’s the Family?, the latest report in the 21st Century Evangelicals series, looks at trends in Christian relationships, including what a typical Christian family looks like, insights into how Christians find partners, and what Christians do when relationships go wrong.

3 Feb 2012
Talk Marriage

1000 people sign up for Marriage Week’s main event
Marriage Week’s main event sells out as 1000 people sign up to hear why church is best placed to support marriage.

1 Feb 2012
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Marriage Week launches with positive message: family breakdown doesn’t have to be the norm
All around the country churches and community groups are encouraging married couples to use Marriage Week, 7-14 February, to focus on actively nurturing their relationships.

9 Jan 2012
Marriage Week Northern Ireland

Evangelical Alliance welcomes new Marriage Foundation launched on Divorce Day
Peter Lynas, the director of Evangelical Alliance in Northern Ireland, has welcomed the news that Sir Paul Coleridge, a senior Family Court Judge, is launching a campaign to promote marriage and reverse the appalling and costly impact of family breakdown.1 The news comes on the first working day after the Christmas and new-year break, which is known in legal circles as Divorce Day.

9 Jan 2012
faithfulness matters

“Websites offering marital affairs are toxic"  Jon Kuhrt of Faithfulness Matters on R4 report into internet dating
A group campaigning for companies to stop running websites that encourage extra-marital affairs spoke out on BBC Radio 4’s You and Yours today, asking businesses to consider whether they want to continue to back sites that lead to the breakdown of relationships.

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