Anglican Communion News Service - Digest News

Leaders of churches and Christian institutions in Delhi have called on the Christians around the world and the church organisations at global, continental and national levels to create awareness regarding the repression and brutalities by the Military Junta in Burma , and demanded that the international community exert pressure on the dictatorial Burmese government to restore democracy and human rights.

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The 12th day of June 2007 marked a glorious day not only in the life of Sambalpur Diocese but also in the life of the Church of North India as a whole as a Pilot Outreach Project of Church of North India, the Diocesan Missionary Movement was launched at Bolangir by Mr. P. K. Zachariah, the Honorary Director for Mission and Evangelism in Church of North India Synod. Eight evangelists were commissioned by the Rt Revd Dr. C. K. Das, Bishop of Sambalpur Diocese, CNI to work for the coming Reign of God and care for His creation. New bicycles were given away to each evangelist to facilitate their work in four mission fields such Bolangir, Sambalpur, Nuapara and Kalahandi.

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Christians and Muslims came together in large numbers in the end of April, at Ram Lila Grounds in Delhi and demanded SC status for Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims and delinking of religion in granting SC status. The rally was jointly organised by the All India United Muslim Morcha, Dalit Muslim Liberation Movement and the National Coordination Committee for Dalit Christians.

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CNI Re-commits in being United in Witness and Service and re-launches the official Synod website

As the Church of North India celebrated its 36 years of formation, the different Dioceses, congregations, institutions and organisations of CNI celebrated with vigour the essence of CNI, of being in unity as a form of expression and as an act both in witness and service.

Celebrating this Unity which took place on 29th November 1970 at All Saints Cathedral, Nagpur, a Eucharist Service was held at the Synod headquarters of Church of North India in New Delhi on 29th November 2006 where the staffs and ecumenical friends from other Churches and organisations partook in the bread and wine symbolising the body and blood of Jesus Christ which was broken and  shed for the unity and integration of the whole creation.

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The Church of North India has set up a comprehensive web site dedicated to its relief efforts for the recent Asia disaster.

To access this site, click here: http://www.cnitsunamirelief.org/

The first phase of training twenty thousand young people for leadership in the Church of North India in a year was ceremoniously concluded yesterday at the Centre for Human Potential Development, Nagpur.

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Church of North India (CNI) and Christian Aid have reaffirmed their commitment to work among the least, the poor and the marginalized.

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India's online edition of Christain Today has reported that the Church of North India, in a programme headed by the Rt Revd P S P Raju, the Bishop of Calcutta, is to expand its current education plans an create six or more new schools.

More here: http://in.christiantoday.com/template/news_view.htm?code=edu&id=74