Anne Thomas

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• Jan 2, 2007

  Newsboys Bass Player Leaves Band

  Internationally renowned Christian band Newsboys recently announced that their bass player, Phil Joel, has left the band to devote more time to family and personal goals. He parted ways with the band Dec. 31, 2006.

• Dec 30, 2006

  Saddam Hussein Executed

  Saddam Hussein has been executed by hanging at a secure facility in northern Baghdad for crimes against humanity.

• Dec 29, 2006

  Anglican Head Regrets Lack of Action against Iraq War

  The head of the worldwide Anglican Communion expressed regret over not doing more to oppose the Iraq war.

• Dec 27, 2006

  Clinton Hires Evangelical Consultant for Presidential Campaign

  An “evangelical consultant” has been hired by Hillary Clinton to help attract Christian conservatives in her likely 2008 presidential campaign.

• Oct 25, 2006

  Rebecca St. James Snags Another Gold Album

• Sep 22, 2006

  Darfur Mandate Only a First Step, Says Christian Aid

  Christian Aid has welcomed African Union’s (AU) decision to extend the mandate of its peacekeeping force in Darfur, Sudan, until the end of the year.

• Sep 7, 2006

  Christians, Muslims, Jews Cycle for Peace

  A group of cyclists consisting of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish members have bicycled from London to central Europe recently as part of a campaign to encourage peace between Israel and Palestine.

• Sep 7, 2006

  Churches Urged to Advocate for HIV/AIDS Victims

  The World Council of Churches stated Wednesday that churches must advocate for people living with HIV and AIDS to have access to the treatments made available by medical science.

• Sep 6, 2006

  World Council of Churches Launches New Youth Body

  A new body has been established by the World Council of Churches (WCC) to promote the participation of youth in the organization’s life and work.

• Aug 30, 2006

  Christian Groups Welcome Uganda Ceasefire, Call for Support

  Christian Aid and its partner organizations welcomed the ceasefire between the Ugandan government and the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) but questioned whether the agreement would lead to peace.