Archives for: August 2009
Ethiocross's Song of the Week by Abba Natnae Tay
August 30th, 2009
Peres: Refusal to enroll Ethiopian students a disgrace no Israeli can accept
August 27th, 2009President Shimon Peres on Thursday slammed the refusal by a number of schools in Petach Tikva to enroll Ethiopian immigrant children. The decision not to enroll the students is "a disgrace no Israeli can accept", Peres said Thursday.
Church Merger Goes Beyond Saving Money
August 25th, 2009Two Kentucky churches-- one congregation all black, the other all white-- are bringing light to the true meaning of unity.
Ethiocross's Song of the Week by Tselot Seyoum
August 22nd, 2009
Christian Convert Allowed to Stay in FL for Now (Video)
August 21st, 2009An Ohio teen Rifqa Bary who ran away to Florida in fear of her family after converting from Islam to Chritianity will be allowed to stay in the state for now.
Ethiopian woman gets death sentence in Kuwait Court
August 20th, 2009Ethiopian Woman in UAE raped by gang and murdered
August 18th, 2009The Emiratis were arrested following the discovery of a woman’s body last week on farmland in the Al-Daid region of Sharjah. The victim, an Ethiopian aged in her 20s, had suffered extensive wounds to her head.
Ethiocross's Song of the week by Full Gospel Chior 40 Year's Anniversary Song 'Iyesus"
August 17th, 2009
A St. Paul program for Ethiopian adoptees goes national
August 14th, 2009"You see, while every immigrant we've yet met from Ethiopia has bent over backwards to be friendly to us, the members of the Ethiopian Evangelical Church in Minnesota have gone one significant step further. They've decided to help the rather sizeable Ethiopian adoptive community here in the Twin Cities, forming a group called Ethiopians for Ethiopians."
”ጠንቋይ” ታምራት ገለታ በሁሉም ክሶች ጥፋተኛ ተባለ (Ethiopia Zare ) Video
August 12th, 2009ዓቃቤ ሕግ በሞት ይቀጣልኝ ሲል ጠየቀ
Lalibela :- A second Jerusalem (Video)
August 11th, 2009Ethiopian Christianity matters today, and not just for its history. The nation has one of the world's highest fertility rates; its population swelled from 33 million in 1975 to 85 million today, and it could be 180 million by 2050. Today there are 50 million Christians in Ethiopia; by 2050 there may be 100 million, which would make Ethiopia the home of one of the world's largest Christian communities.
Ethiocross's Song of the week by Tesfay Challa
August 9th, 2009
Protests as Sudan 'tight pants' trial delayed (Video)
August 5th, 2009Al-Hussein was arrested along with 18 other women on July 3 at a Khartoum restaurant after police burst in and checked women for their clothing.At the time of her arrest, al-Hussein said she was wearing pants that police deemed too tight, a blouse they said was too sheer. She said she was also wearing a hijab -- or headscarf.
Pakistan's Christians protest lack of protection after deadly rampage
August 4th, 2009After an anti-Christian rampage left eight people dead in the town of Gojra over the weekend, Pakistani authorities arrested 100 people and offered $6,000 in compensation to victims' families in an effort to reassure the country's Christian minority that they will be protected by the law.
Megachurch Pastor Guides Christians on Alcohol, R-Rated Movies
August 4th, 2009Hoping to help guide Christians, new and seasoned alike, on issues that are not spelled out in black and white in the Bible, one Charlotte, N.C., pastor offered them a framework from which they can make their own decisions.
Ethiocross's Song of the week by Samuel Borsamo
August 2nd, 2009
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