News Feeds - from News Watch
What are news feeds?
Feeds are an easy way of sharing information that frequently changes, without the need to keep going back to the website, and one of its most common uses is for feeds of news items.
Feeds are often called RSS feeds and most people think that it stands for "Really Simple Syndication". RSS is a set of technical standards that became the most popular way of syndicating information on the internet, and an account of this history can be found on Wikipedia. WhyChurch does its best to ensure its feeds are interoperable, with a wide range of web browsers and feed readers, by checking that they validate to the RSS 2.0 standard 
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How do I use RSS feeds?
WhyChurch News Watch has feeds for every category and topic it tags, so you should find one that suits your purpose. On every Christian and Culture News Watch page, and on over 200 Author's pages you will see the RSS feed icon 
that gives you a link to an RSS feed for that page.
Most modern web browsers like Firefox or Internet Explorer( not IE 6) have built in RSS readers. If you click on a news feed link it will open it so that you can see the news links, and choose which ones to follow. By subscribing to a link you can create a live bookmark that the RSS reader will keep up to date and you will allways have links to the latest news.
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Christianity across the globe, the story of the rise of the Global South as Christianity goes into a new millennium with strong growth in unlikely places.
website of the month - 2/2012
Apologetics 315 A website that provides a daily online resource helping to equip Christian's to defend the faith(apologetics). Run by Brian Auten who is the director of Reasonable Faith Belfast and founder of Apologetics 315.
Book of the month - 2/2012
The Universe Next Door
Author: James Sire
ISBN: 978-1844744206
An understanding of worldviews makes us aware of our own, and enables us to discern other people's worldview. The Universe Next Door gives a clear, concise and readable introduction to the subject. It covers 9 worldviews from Christian theistic to the postmodern. In doing so it provides an effective basis for rational thinking about cross cultural issues,