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Hillsong pastor defends ministry against cult claim
2009-05-28 14:11:00 Celebrity evangelist Brian Houston has defended his Hillsong ministry against allegations it is a "cult-like" organisation as the Sydney megachurch opened a "campus" church on Brisbane's southside recently. Houston is interested in expanding further into Europe, where Hillsong already operates in London, Paris, Kiev, Stockholm and Moscow.
Hillsong Church, Gloria Jeans linked to abuse claims
2008-03-17 05:48:00 Young women suffering mental illness were treated with Bible studies and exorcisms as part of a secretive ministry linked to Gloria Jean's Coffees and the Hillsong Church.
Hillsong Church, Gloria Jeans linked to abuse claims
2008-03-16 23:52:00 Women suffering mental illness were treated with Bible studies and exorcisms as part of a secretive ministry linked to Gloria Jean’s Coffees and the Hillsong Church. Troubled young women signed over months of their lives to Mercy Ministries, which offered them little or no medical or psychiatric care, the Sydney Morning Herald investigation found. Three former ...
Hillsong - the church with no answers
2007-08-04 10:01:00 When a former member of the Hillsong congregation started asking hard questions, she was thrown out...
Socialite sings hymns to Hillsong
2007-07-28 13:48:00 The poster adorning shopping malls across suburban Sydney showing the perennial party girl Katie Fischer knitting seems incongruous given her reputation for painting the town red. But James Packer's former fiancee admits she is a changed woman, or rather the socialite who found God.
News & Current Events :: Hillsong Church Emphasizes Justice at Annual Confe
2007-07-04 04:14:00 Author: Eric Subject: Hillsong Church Emphasizes Justice at Annual ConferencePosted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 10:14 pm (GMT -4) Hillsong Church Emphasizes Justice as 26,000 Attend Annual Conference Kevin Jackson Australia’s most well known megachurch, Hillsong Church, began its annual five-day Hillsong conference on Monday, drawing together 26,000 Christians from all around the world. Though the church is most well known for its music ministry, the focus of this year’s conference is on justice and what Christians can do to reduce the sufferings that plague the world. There are 19 different denominations from 68 countries attending the conference, and a major issue to be dealt with by all of them is AIDS and poverty in Africa, according to opening remarks by Gary Skinner, leader of Kampala Pentecostal Church and founder of Watoto Child Care Ministries. "The world is on an accumulation binge,” explained the Ugandan pastor to the large crowd, according to the Sydney Morning ... |
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