Jennifer Gold

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• Apr 11, 2007

  British Woman Loses Fight for Frozen Embryos

  A British woman has lost her appeal to the European Court of Human Rights to have children using frozen embryos fertilized by her former partner, who no longer wants her to have his baby.

• Jan 18, 2007

  Jerusalem Church Leaders Call Palestinians to Return to 'Real Priorities'

  In a message to the Palestinian people, Jerusalem church leaders have expressed their alarm at worsening relations between two main political parties, and are calling for an end to violence and an urgent return to the "real priorities" of Palestinians.

• Jan 17, 2007

  Christian Aid Tells of Alleged Atrocities in Ethiopia-Somalia Conflict

  Christian Aid has received unconfirmed reports of shocking atrocities being committed by Ethiopian soldiers occupying Somalia this week.

• Jan 10, 2007

  Plans for Western 'Mega-Mosque' Rouse Concerns

  London is set to become home to the largest mosque outside the Middle East, as controversial plans continue to move forward for a huge development in East London.

• Dec 4, 2006

  Persecution Watchdogs Concerned as Pastor Goes on Trial in Cuba

  A Protestant Cuban pastor imprisoned for four months earlier this year is scheduled to go on trial Monday in Havana, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) reported.

• Nov 28, 2006

  Megachurch Pastor Looks Forward to Release of 'Sex God'

  Evangelist Rob Bell recently talked about his new book on faith and sexuality, Sex God, slated to be released by Zondervan next spring.

• Nov 22, 2006

  World Vision UK Calls for Environmentally Friendly Christmas

  The U.K. branch of one of the largest Christian relief and development organizations in the world has launched an appeal to make Christmas more environmentally friendly and to help those in need in Africa with giant Christmas cards.

• Nov 19, 2006

  Pakistan Province Passes Bill to Create 'Taliban-Style' Police System

  The North West Frontier Province (NWFP) in Pakistan this week passed controversial legislation to enable the creation of a "Taliban-style police system," Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has reported.

• Nov 18, 2006

  N. Korean Refugees Risk Torture, Death to Share Gospel

  As crisis talks continue over North Korea’s nuclear capability, refugees have given rare interviews about their perilous journey to escape the communist country that heads the list of the worst persecutors of Christians in the world, according to a U.K.-based group that serves the persecuted church.

• Oct 17, 2006

  World Vision Urges Celebrities to Sponsor Children Rather Than Adopt