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Packed gallery at Jawaharlal Nehru stadium

Indian church assembly draws thousands - more than 50,000 Christians gathered in vibrant traditional dress to witness the installation of the new office bearers to the National Council of Churches in India (NCCI)

Fears rise over Myanmar cyclone aid delays - As aid begins to trickle into cyclone-ravaged Myanmar the worst-hit Irrawaddy delta region remains largely cut off from international support.

Nauru church leaders worry for island's future - Leaders from the CWM-member Nauru Congregational Church are waiting to see the long-term impact of the closure of the Australian detention centre for asylum seekers on the island.

Mizo youth take a stand against corruption - Youth in Mizoram are keeping a close eye on politicians in the upcoming state elections

Other features:

Peace on earth? Not in Orissa this Christmas
Christmas 2007 will haunt many Christians in the Kandhamal jungles of eastern Orissa state for the rest of their lives

Migrant churches inspire Dutch evangelism
The Protestant Church in the Netherlands is working with migrant churches in the hope of evangelising the country’s increasingly secular population

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Who's the climate change criminal?
So at last the climate change debate has reached a tipping point.

Widespread skepticism about the possible impact of global warming has been replaced by widespread acceptance. And a good thing too.

But what can we as individuals and churches do. And what should we be doing?

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Who We Are

CWM is a worldwide community of Christian churches. The 31 members are committed to sharing their resources of money, people, skills and insights globally to carry out God's mission locally.

CWM works through missionary exchanges, communication networks, community projects, theological study, empowerment of women and youth, and much more.

CWM was created in 1977 and incorporates the London Missionary Society (1795), the Commonwealth Missionary Society (1836) and the (English) Presbyterian Board of Missions (1847).

Kenwyn Pierce - Editor