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The Anglican Church's 'Kick in the Guts' to Gay Parishioners - Vimarsana News

The Anglican Church's 'Kick in the Guts' to Gay Parishioners

Divisions over the acceptance of homosexuality have proved intractable both on a global level and inside even liberal-leaning countries like New Zealand.

New Zealand Authorities Investigating Nation's Largest Meg...... | News & Reporting - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Authorities Investigating Nation's Largest Meg...... | News & Reporting

Arise Church leadership said it was going to “listen and learn,” but its senior pastors tried to stop publication of a report on allegations of intern abuse.

Ex-Celebration Church members believe 'deliverance' harmed them - Vimarsana News

Ex-Celebration Church members believe 'deliverance' harmed them

A former Celebration member believes deliverance - the Pentecostal equivalent of exorcism - has been used to replace counselling, medical care, and even law enforcement at the controversial church.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Ex-Celebration Church members believe 'deliverance' harmed them - Vimarsana News

Ex-Celebration Church members believe 'deliverance' harmed them

A former Celebration member believes deliverance - the Pentecostal equivalent of exorcism - has been used to replace counselling, medical care, and even law enforcement at the controversial church.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Ex-Plymouth Brethren Christian Church members call for its charitable status to be stripped - Vimarsana News

Ex-Plymouth Brethren Christian Church members call for its charitable status to be stripped

The secretive, cult-like church says its members volunteer their time to contribute to society, but an RNZ investigation has found hundreds of thousands of dollars were sent every year to a Sydney businessman.

Source: rnz.co.nz