The Church of Pakistan  

The Church of Pakistan was formally inaugurated on All Saints Day, 1970 by official delegates from the following Churches of Pakistan: CIPBC (Anglican Communion in Pakistan), Diocese of Dacca, Karachi and Lahore; UMCP (United Methodists in Pakistan), Conferences; Indus River Annual Conference, Karachi Provisional An. Conf; UCNIP (United Church of Pakistan), Church Councils : Rajshahi and Sialkot; PLC (Pakistani Lutheran Church); and St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland, Session, Karachi. The Church of Pakistan was formally declared to be the legal and spiritual heir and successor of each and all of the Churches. This act of covenant was declared to be irrevocable, and the Union was considered indissoluble.
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Amity foundation China  

The Amity Foundation, an independent Chinese voluntary organization, was created in 1985 on the initiative of Chinese Christians to promote education, social services, health, and rural development from China’s coastal provinces in the east to the minority areas of the west. Abiding by the principle of mutual respect in faith, Amity builds friendship with people at home and abroad. Through the promotion of holistic development and public welfare, Amity serves society, benefits the people, and strives to promote world peace.
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Amity Printing Company 

Amity Printing Company is a joint venture between Amity Foundation and the United Bible Societies. The company was founded in 1988 with an ongoing mission and priority to serve the Chiristian Church in China. Besides our domestic production, Amity is a major exporter of quality Bibles and presently exports internationally to satisfied customers in over 60 countries. 20 years of hard work have made us 'thin' paper printing experts and the main production centre for Bibles in China. By May 18 2008, close to 56 million Bibles have come off our production lines. In 2008, phase 1 (37,000 square meters) of our new 48,000 square meters production facility has been completed. This together with the additional equipment will raise our output capability to over 12 million copies per year.
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Anglican Communion  

Anglican/Episcopal churches uphold and proclaim the Catholic and Apostolic faith, proclaimed in the Scriptures, interpreted in the light of tradition and reason. Following the teachings of Jesus Christ, Anglicans are committed to the proclamation of the good news of the Gospel to all creation. Our faith and ministry have been expressed through the Book of Common Prayer, received and adapted by local churches, in the Services of Ordination (the Ordinal), and in the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral, first expounded at the missionary Conference in Chicago in 1886, and revised by the Lambeth Conference of 1888.
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AR-WACC Asia  

Asia Region - World Association for Christian Communication
Added on: 30-Jan-2006 | hits: 759 | Rating: 7 (1 Vote)

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Asia Harvest  

Asia Harvest is an ecumenical (Evangelical) organization working in Asia. They have interesting information on "People Group Profiles" on different tribes and peoples group in Asia.
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Asian Christian Higher Education Institute  

The United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia voted in May 2001 to establish the Asian Christian Higher Education Institute (Asian Institute). The purpose of the Asian Institute is to identify, support and coordinate programs that will strengthen a Christian presence in academic communities in Asia. The Institute serves as a program arm of the United Board and acts as its representative office in Asia.
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Asian Ecumenical Internet Center  

Asian Ecumenical Internet Center. You can add your church or your ministry website URL in this portal and people will find your site.
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AsiaNews.it  

Catholic news agency reporting on Asia.
Added on: 02-Mar-2008 | hits: 859 | Rating: 9 (1 Vote)

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Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity  

Please Visit Our Site to Learn About Who is Who in the History of Chinese Christianity
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Catholic Asian News  

Catholic Asian News
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Christian Conference of Asia (CCA)  

The Christian Conference of Asia is a regional ecumenical organisation representing 16 National Councils and over 100 churches/denominations in Aotearoa-New Zealand, Australia, Bangladesh, Burma, Cambodia, East Timor, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Nepal, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand.
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Christian National Council of Pakistan (CNC)  

Christian National Council of Pakistan (CNC) is performing its religious, social, welfare and relief services in 16 major cities and hundreds of remote and rural areas of the country, totally on self-support basis since 1993. It has almost 547 centers throughout the country, running regularly delivering faith, education, skills and employment to thousands of the poor Christians of Pakistan.
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Council of Churches of Malaysia  

Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM) is an ecumenical fellowship of Churches and Christian Organisations in Malaysia. It is one of the three constituent members of the Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM).
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Ecumenical News International (ENI)  

ENI distributes religious news in English and French on a daily basis electronically to international and religious media, church leaders and organisations and to others who are interested. These daily news stories are assembled in a printed bulletin which is published every two weeks.
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ENI  

Ecumenical News International (ENI) was launched in 1994 as a global news service reporting on ecumenical developments and other news of the churches, and giving religious perspectives on news developments world-wide.
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Indian Christianity  

Information about Christianity in India form Malangara Church point of view in ecumenical spirit.
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International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church  

This page gives information about the persecuted Church in the world. Many links or further information and a good map about the world.
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Kathmandu International Christian Congregation Nepal  

Whatever the reason for your visit to Nepal, whether you intend staying for several days or several years, you are very welcome to join us at Kathmandu International Christian Congregation. Our vision is: ‘Belonging to the Body, Equipped for the Journey!’ The services and worship reflect the fact that people from many countries make up the congregation, and therefore draws from a great variety of different Christian worship styles and traditions. The services are in English, as this is the most common language spoken within the international population. The present pastor is John Jamieson from Scotland.
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Mekong region people groups  

Ecumenical (Evangelical) web site introducing people groups on Mekong region. Nothing was found with keyword "Lutheran" in here though Lutheran churches and missions are working on the region.
Added on: 07-Mar-2007 | hits: 700
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Methodist Church Sri Lanka  

MCSL, as a community of those who have received salvation through faith in Christ, shall engage itself in personal and corporate evangelism in a responsible manner. It would endeavour to produce spiritually matured disciples of Jesus Christ by strengthening its worship, Bible study and prayer. It will actively involve in pastoral and community care, and would strive together to establish a society of justice peace and harmony, and to preserve God’s creation. It will commit itself to engage all people, optimize its resources and seek God’s power and guidance to fulfill this mission.
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Nanjing Amity Christian Centre 

Nanjing Amity Christian Centre
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National Christian Fellowship of Bangladesh (NCFB)  

NCFB is a movement for the purpose of encouraging Christians and Churches in Bangladesh to pray, study, plan and work together for the evangelization of Bangladesh. In 1980, seven Evangelical Churches challenged by the Lausanne Covenant desired to cooperate together in mission established the National Christian Fellowship of Bangladesh (NCFB). In 1983 National Christian Fellowship of Bangladesh (NCFB) forged links with evangelical Christians throughout the world by joining the Evangelical Fellowship of Asia and the World Evangelical Alliance. Our vision for the final decade of the 21st century and beyond is for a growing Church. We dream of a praying Church. We are striving for a maturing Church. We are promoting a sharing Church. Seeking to work together in the proclamation of the gospel and the extension of Gods Kingdom. Finally we are building a serving Church. Stimulating ideas and coordinating programs of social transformation for the benefit of the poor and the development of our nation.
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Papua New Guinea World Missions  

A Papua New Guinean own missionary sending agency. Founded by some dedicated Lutheran Pastors and layman and now is an inter-denominational missionary sending agency.
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Tao Fong Shan Service Unit, Hong Kong Office of Areopagos  

Tao Fong Shan Christian Center was founded in 1930 by the Norwegian missionary Karl Ludvig Reichelt (1877 - 1952). Its current vision is to foster and develop contextual Christian spirituality, art, and liturgy, and encourage interfaith and cultural exchange and dialogue. The goal of the centre is three-fold:

• Provide spiritual direction training to ministers and church workers, offer public lectures, seminars and directed retreats, and publish books and articles.
• Organize and participate in exhibitions and seminars, and offer liturgical service with creative contextual expressions.
• Organize or participate in field study programs and interreligious dialogue activities.
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  The Amity News Service 

  The Amity News Service has been bringing news and views from the China Christian Council to the world since 1992. Our paper edition is published six times a year, and airmailed from Hongkong. Since September 1996, monthly news updates as well as occasional newsflashes have been available online, as well as special reports and other articles which may not be included in the paper edition. Regular updates to this site are currently uploaded every two months around the middle of the month. Past issues remain accessible from the home page. Visit this site regularly for the widest-ranging and most up-to-date coverage of events and developments within the Protestant churches in China! The Amity News Service is edited by the Amity Foundation Hong Kong Office in close cooperation with the Shanghai headquarters of the China Christian Council.
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  The Association for Theological Education  

  The aims of the Association for theological Education in South East Asia are as follows:

  1. To promote creative relationships among institutions and agencies engaged in theological education and the churches in the region.

  2. To facilitate regional efforts in theological education in the service of the churches in South East Asia

  3. To set guidelines and standards of theological education and to provide accreditation services to member – institutions and to others requesting it.

  4. To work for the improvement and renewal of theological education in the region in such ways s it may deem appropriate.

  
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  the Christian Conference of Asia 

  The Christian Conference of Asia began as the East Asia Christian Conference, which was constituted by a decision of churches, national councils of churches and national Christian councils whose representatives met at Prapat, Indonesia, in March 1957. It was inaugurated at an assembly at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in May 1959. In the light of changing circumstances the 1973 Assembly, meeting in Singapore, agreed to change the name to Christian Conference of Asia (CCA). In doing so, it retained the purpose of the East Asia Christian Conference and provided for continuing work along the same or similar lines.
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  The Christian Post  

  This is a very informative website that has current news of the Singapore Christian scene and some world Christian news.
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  The Communication Foundation for Asia  

  The Communication Foundation for Asia is a pioneer in development communication. It was established in 1973 as a non-stock, non-profit organization, but its origins go way back to 1960, when the Social Communications Center was born with the publication of the Philippine Catholic Digest. Both organizations were founded by the Dutch missionary, Fr Cornelio Lagerwey, MSC, in collaboration with his mission partner Genaro V. Ong and other lay Filipino communicators. Together they pursued a mission of media production and training for the spiritual upliftment and empowerment of people.
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