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09/02/2012

Therapist Tries to Relieve Isolation, Exhaustion of Pastors' Wives

A new curriculum for pastors' wives and women ministry leaders seeks to combat what many in the ministry call "life in the fishbowl."

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09/02/2012

TexasBegins Enforcing New Abortion, Ultrasound Law

Texas began enforcing a new law mandating abortion providers show or verbally detail to women seeking the procedure an ultrasound image of the unborn baby.

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09/02/2012

Religious Groups Voice Support for Obama's Contraception Mandate Despite Catholic Outcry

In stark contrast to most mainstream Christian leaders, especially those of the Roman Catholic Church in the U.S., a coalition of 22 Christian, Jewish and Muslim institutions has emerged expressing support for President Barack Obama's controversial contraception mandate that affects many faith-based institutions.

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09/02/2012

Islamic Extremists Behead Another Convert in Somalia

Islamic extremists from the rebel al Shabaab militia in Somalia beheaded a Christian on the outskirts of Mogadishu last month, sources said.

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09/02/2012

Catholic Democrats Criticize Obama for Too Broad a Contraceptive Mandate

President Obama has another hurdle facing him over the controversy surrounding his contraceptive mandate and the Catholic community and it involves members of his own partyand one of the top Catholic leaders in America.

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09/02/2012

10 Reasons to Believe in a Historical Adam

In recent years, several self-proclaimed evangelicals, or those associated with evangelical institutions, have called into question the historicity of Adam and Eve.

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09/02/2012

A New Path to Upward Mobility – Get Married and Stay Married

Marriage, we have just learned, is a major cause of the growing great divide among American upper and lower classes.

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09/02/2012

Former Megachurch Pastor Goes Church Hopping as a Newcomer

When finally given the opportunity to simply attend, and not preside or preach at a given church on Sunday, two notable Christian leaders found out just how difficult it was to fit into and connect to a new church today.

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09/02/2012

Don't Waste Your Pain

We can rejoice, too, when we run into problems and trials, for we know that they help us develop endurance. And endurance develops strength of character, and character strengthens our confident hope of salvation.— Romans 5:3-4

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09/02/2012

US Air Force Removal of 'God' From Logo Sees Backlash

The U.S. Air Force has garnered backlash from GOP lawmakers after it removed a reference to God that appears on the patch logo for the Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO).

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08/02/2012

Washington Gay Marriage Bill Passes; Governor Vows to Sign

Washington is poised to be the seventh U.S. state to legalize same-sex marriage after the state legislature passed the bill Wednesday evening and the governor has vowed to sign it.

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08/02/2012

Is Santorum's Rise Due to Gingrich's Collapse?

Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich was once seen as the main contender to Mitt Romney. But Gingrich finished in third or fourth place in each of Tuesday's three contests, signaling a collapse in support that Rick Santorum was able to capitalize on.

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08/02/2012

Exodus Int'l Head Calls Gays 'Brothers and Sisters in Christ'

The president of the world's largest ministry to homosexuals and their families recently attempted to clarify controversial statements he made at a Gay Christian Network conference in Orlando, Fla., including one in which he described gays at the conference as "brothers and sisters in Christ."

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08/02/2012

Revelation Road: Are Christians Living in the Last Days?

Bill Salus, an author, researcher and lecturer who focuses on the prophetic relevance of current Middle East and world events, claims that the Rapture will occur soon – and that Christians today might even be living in the last days.

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08/02/2012

Christian Café Provides Free Coffee, Food, and … Tutoring

Imagine a coffee shop where the drinks are free and the tabs are always paid for regardless of the time, day, or season.

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08/02/2012

Former Komen VP Says Planned Parenthood Attack 'Premeditated'

The former vice president at the center of the controversy over Susan G. Komen foundation funding for Planned Parenthood is charging that Planned Parenthood orchestrated a "premeditated" liberal press and social media attack on Komen – describing "guerilla tactics" designed to pressure the foundation into funding the organization.

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08/02/2012

'I Believe' Religious License Plates for Sale in S.C.

Motorists in South Carolina have been given the option of purchasing religious license plates that feature three crosses on a mountaintop against a sunrise backdrop.

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08/02/2012

Can Rick Santorum's 'Super Tuesday' Affect Super Tuesday in March?

Rick Santorum's stunning wins last night may change the trajectory of the GOP presidential race, say campaign watchers, but the key is whether Santorum can leverage his momentum into gaining delegates in the face of a disciplined Mitt Romney campaign ever focused on the end game.

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08/02/2012

Pastor Burnout Is Result of Idol-Chasing, Lack of Grip on Gospel

Increasing pressures and demands from the ministry coupled with a lack of the Gospel can lead to a common experience among many in the church – burnout.

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08/02/2012

Purity Month: Making Abstinence Sexy

True Love Waits, a Christian abstinence initiative, is promoting purity this month. As the movement marks its 19th year as a division of LifeWay Christian Resources, it's still working hard to make "saying no" sexy during the month of love.

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04/02/2012

Bible Translators Deny Removal of Familial Terms From Arabic Translations

In response to several rumors and claims, two Bible translating organizations have officially denied that their translations headed for Islamic countries removes familial terms to describe God and Jesus.

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04/02/2012

NewSpring Church Cancels Sunday Night Services for Super Bowl

NewSpring Church, a five campus megachurch in Anderson, S.C., is canceling its Sunday night services due to the Super Bowl this weekend.

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04/02/2012

How to Build Truth into Your Life

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03/02/2012

GOP Senator: Obama Is Not Jesus; Doesn't Know God's Position on Taxes

Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch (Utah) criticized Barack Obama's linking of Jesus Christ's teachings on wealth and the poor with the president's policy call for higher taxes on the most wealthy Americans as heard in his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast, saying the president is not "theologian-in-chief."

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03/02/2012

More Seminaries Include Training on Sexuality Issues, Says Liberal Religious Group

A liberal religious organization that is supportive of both the pro-choice and LGBT equality movement within faith communities says that the number of seminaries that meet its standards of sexual health and responsibility have doubled since 2009.

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03/02/2012

Presbyterians Considering Elimination of Synods From Church Structure

As some churches call for less hierarchy in their denominations, one mainline church will consider reducing their structure by eliminating the synod system.

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03/02/2012

Pro-Life Groups Dumbfounded by Komen's Reversal on Planned Parenthood Funding

Today's surprise announcement by the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation to reverse its decision to fund Planned Parenthood has pro-life groups and advocates shaking their heads. The reversal will mostly likely alienate supporters on both sides, causing even more trouble for the breast cancer group.

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03/02/2012

Malaria Affects Almost Half of the World's Population; New Tool Developed to Fight It

Imagine if a little cube could help save the lives of one million children every year. E3 Resource has staff in Africa this week working with more than 50 leaders from Kenya and surrounding regions talking about the life-saving possibilities of the MalariaCube.

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03/02/2012

Russell Crowe to Head Darren Aronofsky's Biblical Epic 'Noah?'

Russell Crowe is now being considered for the lead role in Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic "Noah," though nothing has been confirmed as of yet.

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03/02/2012

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS Experiencing Slow Launch

The latest Android operating software, known as Ice Cream Sandwich, launched back in November overseas and in December in the U.S.

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03/02/2012

Susan G. Komen Bows to Pressure, Restores Planned Parenthood Grants

The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation announced on Friday that it has reversed course and will restore funding to Planned Parenthood. A special announcement on the Komen website revealed that the cancer foundation is clarifying its policy changes

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03/02/2012

Franklin Graham Condemns Bombing of Sudanese Bible School

Franklin Graham condemned Wednesday's attack on the Heiban Bible Study schools and has expressed concern for the welfare of the Sudanese people.

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03/02/2012

Dying to Meet Him: I'm Dying and I Feel 'Dumb'

I was also very frustrated and angry with my mental decline. I used to be so intelligent and creative. Now my short-term memory is shot and I can only concentrate on something for a short period of time. I used to have a huge vocabulary and was so articulate. Now when I speak to people, I mix up words, forget words and drift off a lot. Basically, I feel dumb compared to the girl I once was.

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03/02/2012

Mexico Drug Cartels in Regions Steeped in Witchcraft, Demonic Influence

Mexico's epidemic of violence first erupted in 2006, according to most accounts. But an ex-Muslim from India, who serves as a Christian pastor along the Texas-Mexican border, believes the problem began much earlier, with human sacrifice, witches, and the adoration of death in ancient Aztec days.

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03/02/2012

Vatican Launches 'Universe' Exhibit in Galileo's Hometown

The Vatican announced that it will be co-hosting a major science exhibition in Pisa, Italy, the hometown of astronomer Galileo Galilei, who four centuries ago was branded a heretic by the Church.

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03/02/2012

Is it Sacrilegious to Believe in the Big Bang and Evolution?

Does it contradict Biblical teachings to believe in widely accepted scientific theories like evolution and the Big Bang? To what extent can Christians welcome science into their life without sacrificing piety?

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03/02/2012

Pastors Dodge Environment Talk to Avoid 'Liberal' Label?

Pastors seem to spend very little time addressing environmental issues in churches, and some critics suspect that might be due to fears of being labeled "liberal." But some church leaders who see the importance of God's creation say it should not be so.

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03/02/2012

Super Bowl XLVI Map Application Available for iOS, Android

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03/02/2012

Are Christians Totally Depraved?

Believe it or not, this is an important question. It's not simply a theological question. ur answer will inevitably reveal our understanding of the gospel and reflect our understanding of sin and grace.

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03/02/2012

Sheryl Sandberg's Million Dollar Facebook Career

Sheryl Sandberg may be the world's next richest woman, as the chief operating officer of Facebook.

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02/02/2012

Missionary couple killed in Mexico

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02/02/2012

Believers afraid as violence spreads to more Mexican cities

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02/02/2012

InterVarsity asks for prayer as Vanderbilt decides their fate

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02/02/2012

Growing pains and thrills in Sweden

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02/02/2012

Prayer event catches fire throughout USA

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23/01/2012

15-Year-Old Preacher Inspires Despite Being Blind, Having Speech Disability

Austin Ziegler is a preacher. Like other preachers, he puts on a suit, stands before crowds of people and proclaims God's love. He is also blind, is physically disabled, has delayed speech and is only 15-years-old. But nevertheless, he is an inspiration to those who have heard his messages.

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23/01/2012

15-Year-Old Preacher Inspires Despite Being Blind, Having Speech Disability

Austin Ziegler is a preacher. Like other preachers, he puts on a suit, stands before crowds of people and proclaims God's love. He is also blind, is physically disabled, has delayed speech and is only 15-years-old. But nevertheless, he is an inspiration to those who have heard his messages.

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23/01/2012

Mother of 'Miracle Baby' Who Survived Abortion Credits God's Intervention

As the nation marks January as Sanctity of Life Month and thousands gather to march for the unborn, Tina Torry, whose baby survived an abortion, shares her story of how "divine intervention" saved her daughter's life.

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23/01/2012

Mother of 'Miracle Baby' Who Survived Abortion Credits God's Intervention

As the nation marks January as Sanctity of Life Month and thousands gather to march for the unborn, Tina Torry, whose baby survived an abortion, shares her story of how "divine intervention" saved her daughter's life.

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23/01/2012

Joe Paterno's Family Church Mourns His Death

Members of former Penn. State University football coach Joe Paterno's family church were grief-stricken when they learned about his death after Sunday mass.

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23/01/2012

Joe Paterno's Family Church Mourns His Death

Members of former Penn. State University football coach Joe Paterno's family church were grief-stricken when they learned about his death after Sunday mass.

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23/01/2012

Don't Misrepresent Pardons, Barbour Hits Back

Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour on Sunday lambasted his Democratic opponents for "misrepresenting" the pardons he granted to over 200 people before leaving office this month.

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23/01/2012

Don't Misrepresent Pardons, Barbour Hits Back

Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour on Sunday lambasted his Democratic opponents for "misrepresenting" the pardons he granted to over 200 people before leaving office this month.

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23/01/2012

Will Latinos Deliver Gingrich a Big Win in Florida?

Mitt Romney has been spending a significant amount of money and resources to win Florida's 50 delegates in the state's Jan. 31 Republican presidential primary. While Gingrich's position on immigration was seen as a drawback in earlier states, it, ironically, may deliver him a significant victory in Florida.

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23/01/2012

Will Latinos Deliver Gingrich a Big Win in Florida?

Mitt Romney has been spending a significant amount of money and resources to win Florida's 50 delegates in the state's Jan. 31 Republican presidential primary. While Gingrich's position on immigration was seen as a drawback in earlier states, it, ironically, may deliver him a significant victory in Florida.

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23/01/2012

Arizona Rep. Proposes Bible Course for High School

Terri Proud, a Republican Rep. from Arizona, has sponsored a bill to create an elective high school course on the Bible and its influence on culture, assuring that it would help students gain knowledge and not seek to elicit devotion.

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23/01/2012

Arizona Rep. Proposes Bible Course for High School

Terri Proud, a Republican Rep. from Arizona, has sponsored a bill to create an elective high school course on the Bible and its influence on culture, assuring that it would help students gain knowledge and not seek to elicit devotion.

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23/01/2012

Fla. School District to Decide on School Prayer Policy

The right to pray is still a hot topic in the Sunshine State. The Clay County, Fla., School District has been involved in a religious liberty debate over the legality of prayer on school property since last November.

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23/01/2012

Fla. School District to Decide on School Prayer Policy

The right to pray is still a hot topic in the Sunshine State. The Clay County, Fla., School District has been involved in a religious liberty debate over the legality of prayer on school property since last November.

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22/01/2012

Gabrielle Giffords Resigns, Thanks Supporters for Prayers

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, the Arizona congresswoman who was shot in the head in a mass shooting last year, will resign from Congress this week. The announcement comes today in a video released by Giffords, saying she will focus more on her recovery.

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22/01/2012

Gabrielle Giffords Resigns, Thanks Supporters for Prayers

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, the Arizona congresswoman who was shot in the head in a mass shooting last year, will resign from Congress this week. The announcement comes today in a video released by Giffords, saying she will focus more on her recovery.

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22/01/2012

Lee Strobel: We're on Cusp of Golden Era of Apologetics

Christians should understand that being able to give reasons for their faith is not merely an option – it's biblically mandated, says apologetics author and speaker Lee Strobel. The Christian Post asked Strobel this week to discuss the current state of Christian apologetics.

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22/01/2012

Lee Strobel: We're on Cusp of Golden Era of Apologetics

Christians should understand that being able to give reasons for their faith is not merely an option – it's biblically mandated, says apologetics author and speaker Lee Strobel. The Christian Post asked Strobel this week to discuss the current state of Christian apologetics.

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14/03/2008

Federal Judge Prohibits School Vote on Graduation Prayers

A federal judge has prohibited the Round Rock school district from allowing students to vote on whether to have prayers at ...

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14/03/2008

Christian Right Leaders Respond to Dobson’s Concerns

Words of comfort and assurance flowed forth from two prominent conservative leaders this week when they heard that Dr. James Dobson, one of the founding fathers of the Christian right movement, was concerned about the future of the religious right and its ...

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14/03/2008

Obama Tries to Allay Jewish Concerns

Barack Obama has a solid Senate record in support of Israel. He sings the praises, too, of Jewish civil rights workers who fought for blacks' rights in the U.S. And he says he wants to patch up "a historically powerful bond between the African-American and Jewish ...

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14/03/2008

Beloved Archbishop Buried in Iraq

A Chaldean Catholic archbishop found dead after a kidnapping was remembered Friday as a man of peace beloved by all Iraqis. Mourners carrying flowers and olive branches wept and wailed as Archbishop Paulos Faraj Rahho's coffin was carried down the streets of a ...

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14/03/2008

Lutherans Issue Human Sexuality Statement for Review

In an unprecedented social statement on human sexuality, a task force of the nation's largest Lutheran denomination said the church should continue to uphold marriage between a man and a ...

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14/03/2008

Christian Group Approves U.S. Dropping China from Rights Blacklist

A Christian religious freedom group gave approval for the U.S. State Department’s removal of China from its human rights blacklist despite reports of the government’s increased crackdown on house churches ahead of the Olympic ...

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14/03/2008

Nothing But Nets Raises $18 Million in First Year

Nothing But Nets, a popular anti-malaria campaign founded by The United Methodist Church and its partners, announced Thursday that it raised more than $18 million in its first ...

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13/03/2008

Churches 'Too Trusting’ on Child Protection Issues, Says Author

A long time police officer has warned in a new book that churches are putting children at risk because they are “too trusting” toward sex ...

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13/03/2008

Musical Drama Mixes N.Y. Actors, Colorado Evangelicals

A musical production that is being featured in the internationally renowned Humana Festival has brought together a rather unusual scenario – members of a New York City acting company performing a play about Evangelical ...

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13/03/2008

Priest Sentenced to Life for Role in Rwandan Genocide

A United Nations war crimes court for Rwanda sentenced a Roman Catholic priest to life in prison for his role in Rwanda's 1994 genocide that left 800,000 ...

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29/02/2008

Sarkozy and European Secularism

French President Nicholas Sarkozy is an unlikely scourge of European secularism: He is on his third marriage and has been called the “playboy president” by his ...

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28/02/2008

'Reconciliation Blues'

Since 1926, February has been known as Black History Month. We often tend to think of it as just being something that schools celebrate every year. But a recent book by Edward Gilbreath, titled Reconciliation Blues: A Black Evangelical’s Inside View of White Christianity makes me think that maybe we ...

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27/02/2008

Farrakhan's Praise Heightens Obama's Messianic Image

Seventy-four year old Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan has joined the chorus of those who speak of Obama in messianic terms. Farrakhan did not specifically endorse Obama but in a rambling address in front of over 20,000 people, oddly enough in celebration of “Saviour”s Day,” he called Obama, “...

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09/10/2007

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04/06/2007

Man awakes from 19-year coma

As I was reading through the news today, I came across an amazing story reported by the Washington Times — a man recovered from a 19-year coma! Jan Grzewski fell into a coma in 1988 after he was injured attaching two train carriages. While treating him, doctors also found cancer in his brain and [...]

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31/05/2007

Psalm 83?the Islamic Connection

We talked about Psalm 83 a few days ago, and this amazing archaeological find in an Irish bog. This is a continuation of that blog and another amazing revelation.In verse 9-11 of Psalm 83, we are again reminded of Gideon’s great victory with his small 300-man army. The author of this passage reminds implores the [...]

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29/05/2007

The coming economic collapse?

Today, USA Today produced an unbelievable article dealing with the TRUE financial status of our United States. According to this article, our government recorded a loss last year of $1.3 trillion dollars! – Source. WOW. Do you realize how much that is? That is thirteen, with eleven zero’s after it! $1,300,000,000,000! Phew!Economists have [...]

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28/05/2007

The Spiritual Crossroad in Malaysia

Today Malaysia faces a major spiritual crossroad. Perhaps even as you read this blog, a woman named Lina Joy faces the highest court in all of Malaysia. Her case will decide whether or not she has the freedom to express her faith in Jesus Christ. If she loses this case, her fate willbe [...]

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25/05/2007

Psalm 83 coming to pass?

Last year, an amazing archaeological discovery was made in Ireland while someone was digging up a bog. The manuscript they found was dated between 1000-1200 years old and was open to a page on which was written Psalm 83. While this was an incredible discovery, even more amazing was the timing in [...]

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27/04/2007

Iraqi Prime Minister Supports Assyrian Christians in Iraq

Assyrian Christians in Iraq have made a formal request for a Province of their own.

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27/04/2007

Warren among CNN Guests who Answer 'What Would Jesus Really Do?'

If Jesus was on Earth today, Rick Warren believes the Lord would be hanging out with those suffering from AIDS.

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27/04/2007

Mass Arrest of Chinese and American Christian Leaders in Xinjiang

According to China Aid Association, 30 major Chinese house church leaders were arrested when they met with four American Christians.

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27/04/2007

True Love Waits to Expand Anti-AIDS Initiative in Africa

True Love Waits International will expand its abstinence-until-marriage message in six African countries as a remedy to the AIDS epidemic.

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27/04/2007

New Believer Jailed in Mexico for Receiving Christ

Village officials in Chiapas punish convert for leaving 'traditionalist Catholic' religion.

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27/04/2007

33 Dead at Virginia Tech; BGEA Offers Chaplains to Grieving Campus

Following the worst mass shooting in American history, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has offered chaplains trained in crisis counseling to the Virginia Tech community.

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27/04/2007

Gaza: Christian Bookshop Bombed

A bomb ripped through the only Christian bookshop in Gaza at 2.30am on Sunday April 15.

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27/04/2007

Nation, Christian Leaders React to Mass Shootings

Students, faculty and their families gathered on the campus of Virginia Tech University to mourn the day after a gunman killed 32 students, including at least one involved in the school's Baptist Collegiate Ministry.

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27/04/2007

Pact Sets New Course for Christians Threatened in Mexico

Leaders of both the evangelicals and the traditionalist Catholics, who practice a blend of Roman Catholicism and Tzotzil Maya customs, view the showdown as their Waterloo.

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27/04/2007

Christians in India Face More Attacks as Lenten Season Ends

Hindu extremists attack pastors, disrupt worship, and "reconvert" 70 Dalit Christians on Easter.

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27/04/2007

Christian Prof Sues University, Says Conservative Views Cost him Tenure

An academic with a stellar professional track record says "coming out of the closet" about his religious beliefs and conservative politics cost him a promotion.

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27/04/2007

Archbishop of York Calls Church of England a "Corporate Failure"

Anglican Archbishop Dr. John Sentamu believes the Church is too engaged in "endless debates" about homosexuality and other issues, to the exclusion of spreading the gospel.

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27/04/2007

Pact Spares Evangelicals in Chiapas, Mexico from Expulsion

'Traditionalist Catholics' grudgingly sign accord after state officials quash their demands.

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27/04/2007

A Letter to the Global Church from the Protestant Church of Smyrna

"The Protestant Church of Smyrna" has issued the following letter to the Global Church...

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27/04/2007

Lots of Help Needed for Children who Grieve

A 10-week program has now been in New Zealand for 10 years, helping thousands of children to work through the process of grieving for dead or divorced parents.

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27/04/2007

The Easter 'Hit' Parade

Christians and Jews are accustomed to cultural elites trying to undermine their religious faith during Lent, Passover and Easter -- but it's never been as bad as this year.

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27/04/2007

School Scolded for Blocking Girl's Attempt to Share Faith

A New York court has chastised a school for preventing a fourth-grader from sharing her Christian faith with her classmates.

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27/04/2007

Poll: Half of Americans Reject Evolution

Roughly half of Americans reject the theory of evolution and instead believe that God created humans in their present form in the past 10,000 years, according to a new Newsweek poll.

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27/04/2007

Internet Domain Name Board Rejects .XXX Domain

In their third rejection in seven years, the body charged with coordinating domain names on the Internet struck down the .xxx domain for pornographic websites.

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24/04/2007

UpWords - Week of Apr. 6-12

The Cradle of Hope Christ rose first; then when Christ comes back, all His people will become alive again (1 Cor. 15:23). Let's go to the tomb, for Jesus lies in the tomb. Doesn't He?

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24/04/2007

Heartlight Daily Verse 4/7

Crucified with Christ I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me (Gal. 2:20). The real challenge is for us to be "Christ alive!"

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24/04/2007

Desiring God - Week of 4/9

Rejoice with Trembling Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling (Psalm 2:11). The only safe place from the wrath of God is in God.

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24/04/2007

Every Day Light 4/11

Lonely, but not Alone You will leave Me all alone. Yet I am not alone, for my Father is with Me (Jn. 16:32). It's in the periods of loneliness that we most abandon ourselves to God.

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24/04/2007

Girlfriends in God - Apr. 10, 2007

Wise Up! "'You should learn a lesson and obey my message,' says the LORD" (Jer. 35:13). Wise people accept the consequences of sin, then learn from their wrong choices.

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24/04/2007

In Touch - Apr. 23, 2007

Ignoring God In them the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled, which says: 'Hearing you will hear and shall not understand...' (Matt. 13:14). Most of us don't like being ignored...

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24/04/2007

HomeWord - Apr. 13, 2007

Your Heavenly Father Loves You God is love (1 John 4:16). Consider ways that God has demonstrated he has been a loving father to you.

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24/04/2007

Greg Laurie Daily Devotion - Apr. 12, 2007

Just Wait He has made everything beautiful in its time (Eccl. 3:11). Jairus did not complain. Rather, he committed himself to Jesus, believing that God knew what He was doing.

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24/04/2007

In Touch - Apr. 14-15, 2007

Telling it Like it is One thing I know: that though I was blind, now I see (John 9:25). Fear of someone's reaction can keep us from speaking about our transformed life.

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24/04/2007

Discover the Book - Apr. 14, 2007

Rejoice that you Have Christ Then the seventh angel poured out his bowl into the air, and a loud voice came out of the temple... saying, "It is done!" (Rev. 16:17).

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24/04/2007

Invading the Privacy of God - Week of Apr. 16

My Powerful Judge If you belong to Christ Jesus, you won't be punished (Romans 8:1). No matter how I tried to push the truth that I had sinned away, it refused to vanish.

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24/04/2007

HomeWord - Apr. 18, 2007

Virginia Tech: Living with what we Don't Understand The Lord our God is righteous in everything He does (Daniel 9:14). Our brains short-circuit when tragic events transpire.

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24/04/2007

Living Free - Apr. 17, 2007

Choose the Main Course One thing only is essential, and Mary has chosen it-it's the main course, and won't be taken from her (Lk 10:42). When Jesus visits, distractions are secondary.

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24/04/2007

Girlfriends in God - Apr. 20, 2007

Are YouReally a Christian? Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved (Rom. 10:13). Why do so many people think they are Christians if they aren't?

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24/04/2007

Greg Laurie Daily Devotion - Apr. 19, 2007

Open Access ...the glory of His grace, by which He made us accepted in the Beloved (Eph. 1:6). The Bible's emphasis is not on what we are to do for God. It's on what He has done for us.

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24/04/2007

Heartlight Daily Verse 4/22

His Fingerprint Since the creation of the world, God's invisible qualities... have been clearly seen... from what has been made, so that men are without excuse (Rom. 1:20).

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24/04/2007

Discover the Book - Apr. 21, 2007

Satan's Plan Extinguished He Himself likewise shared in the same, that through death He might destroy him who had the power of death, that is, the devil (Hebrews 2:14).

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24/04/2007

From His Heart - Week of Apr. 6

What's so Good about Friday? God demonstrates His love towards us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us (Rom. 5:8). Should we not rename it 'Sad Friday'?

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24/04/2007

Encouragement for Today - Apr. 5, 2007

Even the Donkey Knew Go to the village ahead of you, and at once you will find a donkey tied there, with her colt by her. Untie them and bring them to me (Matt. 21:2 ).

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24/04/2007

Daily in Christ 4/25

The Lust of the Flesh The lust of the flesh... is not from the Father, but is from the world (1 John 2:16). Satan is not omniscient, but he's not blind either.

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24/04/2007

Living Free - Apr. 24, 2007

Don't Drift Along Test yourselves to make sure you are solid in the faith (2 Cor. 13:5). Do I know God better today than I did last month or last year?

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08/01/2007

O Little Town of Bethlehem

I annually sing this Christmas carol with joy. However, there was a day when I sang it and tears flowed...

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08/01/2007

Advent: Waiting on Christ

Like the ancient Israelites we wait in anticipation of an event we can only dimly imagine...

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08/01/2007

Your Favorite Faith Articles of 2006

We count down the most popular articles dealing with issues of spiritual growth, encouragement, and living out your faith in 2006.

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08/01/2007

Shocking Truth about Failed Ministry Leaders&You

In dark times, if we focus on those who hurt us, we are not focusing on Christ.

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08/01/2007

Saying Good-Bye to a Stormy Year

Have you ever had a really bad day - that lasted a whole year?

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08/01/2007

Old Virtues Can Make Your Life New

Here's how you can experience a renewed life by embracing old virtues that are Hidden in Plain Sight.

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08/01/2007

A Warning to the Complacent

It is likely that many Christians today are looking to the wrong things as evidence of their salvation.

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08/01/2007

It's a Hard Habit to Break

Who do you know that needs your forgiveness at the start of a new year?

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08/01/2007

Boston Pediatrician Cares for Bolivia's 'Disposable Kids'

On the streets of La Paz, Harvard Medical School graduate Dr. Chi Huang - founder of the Bolivian Street Children's Project - is taking beatings, creating homes, and trying against incredible odds to make a difference.

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08/01/2007

Jesus Never Existed!

Until recently, I had never encountered a person who seriously questioned the existence of Jesus...

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08/01/2007

Why Did Jesus Come as a Baby?

In his "Why the Nativity? devotional, " Dr. David Jeremiah offers 25 compelling reasons we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Read an excerpt exploring the thirteenth reason: Why did Jesus come as a baby?

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08/01/2007

The Climb to Victory

The victories of yesterday are spiritual markers for the journey today and offer hope for tomorrow.

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08/01/2007

Tried to Outgive God Lately?

When giving is done in love, it demonstrates the greatest sacrifice ever made for mankind -- the death of Jesus on the cross.

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08/01/2007

Share Your Faith with Buddhists

It's possible to reach out with Christ's good news in understanding and appreciation, even in this New Age, Dalai Lama World.

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08/01/2007

The Real Saint Nick (and How We Need Him Today)

In addition to being generous, jolly old Santa Claus could easily be considered the patron saint of purity.

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08/01/2007

Go from Good to Great this Year

You don't have to settle for a life that's merely good in 2007. God wants to give you a life that's great! Here's how...

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08/01/2007

Sailing with the Apostle Paul: Backing Acts in Greece

Religious scholar Linford Stutzman sailed the routes taken by Paul in the book of Acts. The result is SailingActs, from which this excerpt is taken.

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08/01/2007

Hear the Silent Message in Unanswered Prayer

Do unanswered prayers mean that God doesn't care, or worse, that He's not even there? Here's how to interpret God on Mute.

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08/01/2007

Why Did God Become a Man?

The gulf between the eternal Creator and his tiny, incapable children was just too great...

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08/01/2007

"And with True Love and Brotherhood"

The season of Christmas manages to bring out the best in most of us, not just those of us who love and worship the Christ all year.

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08/01/2007

The Cattle Were What?

The miracle in the manger was not Jesus ignoring stupid cows.

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08/01/2007

District's Policy Reversal Favors Local Good News Clubs

The senior litigation counsel with a Christian law firm says many public school administrators simply don't understand the constitutional rights of believers.

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08/01/2007

Christian Minister Claims Cuban Court Convicted Him on Trumped-Up Charge

An organization that serves the persecuted Church worldwide is highlighting a case involving an evangelical minister in Cuba as proof that radical reform is needed in that communist nation's legal system.

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08/01/2007

Lucado's New Book Explores Practical Applications From King David's Life

Max Lucado's new book,Facing Your Giants, focuses on the life of Israel's greatest earthly ruler, King David. In exploring the story of the biblical shepherd boy turned warrior and king, the best-selling Christian author seeks to help believers today conquer their fears, their habits and their hang-ups. (Purchase book here)

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08/01/2007

Policy Group: Dems Should Apply Ethics Reforms to Themselves

The head of a Washington, DC-based organization that promotes ethics in public life says Democrats on Capitol Hill are being complete hypocrites by claiming that their arrival into power means the dawning of a new era of ethics in the nation's capital.

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08/01/2007

Iowa Pro-Life Leader Endorses Kansas Republican Senator for President

Kansas Senator Sam Brownback, a 2008 Republican presidential hopeful, has received the endorsement of Iowa pro-life leader Kim Lehman, president of Iowa Right to Life. Lehman has agreed to serve on the senator's Leadership Committee.

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08/01/2007

Analyst: 'No Stomach' for Enforcing Immigration Laws Emboldens Mexico

A Washington, DC-based immigration think tank says no one should be surprised by a recent report that Mexican authorities will soon be issuing satellite tracking devices to illegal aliens seeking to enter the U.S.

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08/01/2007

Washington Observer Criticizes Special Pension for 'Elite' Congressional Felons

Some of the most corrupt former members of Congress are receiving perhaps the most beneficial pension system in all of America. That shouldn't sit right with American taxpayers, says one Washington observer -- and that's why he's encouraging them to bring it up with their representatives in Congress.

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08/01/2007

January 8, 2007

At issue: Stunting growth of brain-damaged child -- right or wrong? ... As new year starting, pray for persecuted Chinese Christians ... Baptist seminary president recuperating from blood clots ... Evangelist D. James Kennedy 'stable and improving' with pacemaker ... Some Christian leaders 'Republican Party cheerleaders,' says journalist ... Ministry leader expects no real effect from Saddam's death

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08/01/2007

New Year Bible Study in Communist Party School Raided in Hebei, Christians Number 130 Million in China - Christian Newswire

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07/01/2007

In praise of an alternate creation theory: The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster gains infamy and faith - Toronto Star

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06/01/2007

Supreme Court Set to Hear Case on Unions Getting Consent of Workers before Spending Dues for Political Purposes

+quot;...allowing the union to spend employees' money against their will is a violationof their First Amendment rights.... by Sean Lengell/TN

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06/01/2007

New Gallup Poll Shows Most Americans Believe News Media's Coverage of Iraq War Too Negative

A new Gallup poll released this week reveals that most Americans +mdash; some 56% +mdash; believe that the news media's coverage of the war in Iraq is generally +quot;inaccurate.... by E+amp;P Staff/TN

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06/01/2007

Powerful Healings and Salvations in Columbia

"Some were cured when they met a previously paralyzed man in the [bathroom] - he told them what had happened to him and they were healed on the spot. Following the hospital visits and prayer sessions, 30 ex-patients phoned the local radio station to report on-air what had happened to them.... by Martin Collins/TN

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06/01/2007

Israelis Buying Up Property on Moon

+quot;Some Israelis believe that buying land on the moon is an original gift and a great investment that their grandchildren might benefit from.+quot;A seemingly bizarre scenario has surfaced in the last few years concerning ownership of property in outer space.... by Gina Sebok Tzuk/TN

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05/01/2007

Radically Embracing the Younger Generation Dem Unknown WarrioZ Takes the Pulpit

+quot;We are born-again, sanctified, delivered in Jesus' name. Some people have a problem with the way we represent [Jesus]. It's time for some ... Christians to stand up and represent [Jesus] in the industry and the media.+quot;They aren't your traditional gospel group, and they don't want to be.... by Jonathan Landrum Jr., AP/CR

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05/01/2007

New Year Brings Two More Heroes in New York City as Two Strangers Catch a Falling Baby

Just hours after a previous incident in which a man launched himself in front of a NY subway train to save a stranger this past week, another heroic rescue occurred. Three-year-old Timothy managed to climb out onto a fire escape, from his Bronx apartment.... by ABC News/CR

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05/01/2007

Western Wall Authorities Plan to Demolish Mugrabi Hill +mdash; Jews' Only Entrance to the Temple Mount +mdash; Will Replace With Aerial Bridge

+quot;In the existing situation, after large amounts of rain, another collapse could occur, which may endanger the stability of the temporary bridge and the safety of the worshippers in the square.... by Chaim Levinson/TN

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05/01/2007

China Intervenes to Stop Selective Gender Abortion by Banning Abortion Drugs

Those who violate the new regulations will be fined up to 20,000 Yuan (US-$2,560).China has long been known for it's preference of boys over girls. Coupled with the one child policy, this has led many new parents to abort baby girls in order to get a male heir.... by Staff Reports/CR

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04/01/2007

One of World's Leading Financial Contributors to Israel is Woman from Oklahoma

+quot;I fell in love with the country and the people.+quot;One of the leading financial supporters of Israel today is Lynn Schusterman, a billionairess from Tulsa, Oklahoma, who donates millions of dollars every year to Israel.... by Amiram Barkat/TN

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04/01/2007

A Reminder: America Was Intended to be a Free +mdash; Not a Secular +mdash; Country

+quot;Thomas Jefferson, today often described as not even a Christian, wanted the seal of the United States to depict the Jews leaving Egypt at the splitting of the sea.... by Dennis Prager/TN

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04/01/2007

Creationism believer joins state board - Cincinnati Enquirer

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04/01/2007

Christians face Christmas beatings, church burnings: Report notes new attacks on believers as laws crack down on conversions - WorldNetDaily

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03/01/2007

ICC's Hall of Shame Awards: The World's Top Ten Persecutors of Christians - Christian Newswire

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03/01/2007

Orr Attacks Dawkins - Discovery Institute

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03/01/2007

Remembering those killed on the missions in 2006: In 2006, 24 priests, religious and lay workers are known to have been killed in the course of their missionary work - Independent Catholic News

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02/01/2007

India State Introduces"Anti-Christian"Law - BosNewsLife

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02/01/2007

Christian woman facing fight for sons: Battle is over husband's desire to see them 'good Muslims or dead' - WorldNetDaily

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31/12/2006

Creationism gains foothold in schools - London Times

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30/12/2006

China arrests Catholic priests - London Times

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30/12/2006

Game challenges theory that man came from ape: Cameron, Comfort say it makes people use their brains - WorldNetDaily

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29/12/2006

Thai insurgency targets Buddhists - Washington Times

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28/12/2006

Previously Released Christian Leader Re-Arrested Prior to Christmas in Xinjiang; Christmas Celebration Disrupted in Beijing; Closed House Church Appealed to the Local Government in Anhui - Christian Newswire

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26/12/2006

'All my staff at the church have been killed - they disappeared' - London Times

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25/12/2006

Christian missionaries arrested in Chhattisgarh ["As many as 11 Christian missionaries have been arrested in Chhattisgarh for allegedly bribing poor Hindus to embrace Christianity"] - Indo-Asian News Service

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23/12/2006

German homeschool advocate says Nazis have returned - WorldNetDaily

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22/12/2006

Beijing Police Break into Home of Missionary -- Two Church Leaders Kidnapped in Xiaoshan, Zhejiang - Christian Newswire

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22/12/2006

Eight Zhejiang House Church Christians Sentenced; Prominent Beijing Christian Lawyer Gao Zhisheng Received Verdict - Christian Newswire

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22/12/2006

Universe is evidence enough to prove ID - The Coloradoan

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22/12/2006

The carbon and the Christian - London Times

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21/12/2006

Christian teen recovering from attack by Islamists - WorldNetDaily

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20/12/2006

Intelligent Design Research Lab Highlighted in New Scientist - Discovery Institute

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19/12/2006

Woman's freeway signs stir creation debate - WorldNetDaily

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17/12/2006

Dover-trial film might evolve - York Daily Record

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16/12/2006

Congress slams Smithsonian's anti-religious attacks: Report documents 'invidious discrimination' in campaign against Darwin dissenters - WorldNetDaily

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14/12/2006

New criticism for Dover intelligent design ruling - York Dispatch

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13/12/2006

Judge Jones on Copying ACLU: No Comment - Discovery Institute

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13/12/2006

Judge copied ACLU in anti-intelligent design ruling: Study: 90% of 'masterpiece' Dover opinion error-filled 'cut-and-paste' job by 'activist' verbatim - WorldNetDaily

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12/12/2006

Michael Behe Speaks in Kansas on Intelligent Design - Discovery Institute

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03/12/2006

In U.S., fear and distrust of Muslims runs deep

In U.S., fear and distrust of Muslims runs deep By Bernd Debusmann, Special Correspondent Fr...

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02/12/2006

Is this considered shacking up? Need advice...

Hello, I'm faced with a real dilemma here. I've been in a long-term dating relationship that...

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02/12/2006

Which is worse, adultry or divorce?

A couple told me recently that they were having some marrital counsling with a Pastor. They said ...

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02/12/2006

Study: U.S. Workers Prefer PPOs, HMOs/ What About You?

Study: U.S. Workers Prefer PPOs, HMOs/ Click Here NEW YORK -- People with employer-sponsored...

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02/12/2006

is the bible a literal book(to be interpreted literally)or a book of m

personally i think it is to be interpreted literally unless it is one of the parables of Our Lord...

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02/12/2006

Evolutionists- How did life begin?

At one point in time this world was rocks, water and little else. From the viewpoint of an evolut...

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01/12/2006

Prez Wannabe Gov.Romney Has Illegals Working On Home Property

See Link Here A top aide to Gov. Mitt Romney said Friday the Republican was unaware that sev...

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30/11/2006

Merry Christmas! December HS Chat

For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders...

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30/11/2006

How would you handle this situation?

Okay, this is a really tough situation. Over the weekend our family was was with the extended f...

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27/11/2006

Transgenderism/Crossdressing One Stop thread

Many people struggle with transgenderism or crossdressing, or know someone who does. Are the...

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17/11/2006

Uzbekistan Sentences Five For Spying For Tajikistan

TASHKENT, November 17, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- An Uzbek military court has sentenced five people, three women and two men, to prison terms of 15 to 20 years for spying for Tajikistan.

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17/11/2006

Tajikistan Regrets Killing Of Uzbek Border Guard

November 16, 2006 -- Tajikistan's border-guard service today admitted killing an Uzbek soldier on November 16 and expressed its regret at the incident.

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17/11/2006

Turkic Leaders Urged To Increase Security Cooperation

November 17, 2006 -- The leaders of Turkey and the three former Soviet republics of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan have gathered in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya for a two-day summit of Turkic states.

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17/11/2006

Georgia's Separatists Set Terms For Talks

November 17, 2006 -- The leaders of Georgia's two breakaway regions today set conditions for the reopening of talks with Tbilisi.

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17/11/2006

Uyghur Group Added To Kazakh Terror List

November 17, 2006 -- A court in Kazakhstan's capital has ordered two groups be added to the country's list of terrorist organizations.

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17/11/2006

Germany 'Very Worried' By Belarusian Opposition Leader's Health

November 17, 2006 -- The German government today said it is "very worried" about the health of the opposition politician Alyaksandr Kazulin, who is on a hunger strike in prison, and called for Kazulin's immediate release.

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17/11/2006

Probe Into Frame-Up Of Kyrgyz Politician Completed

BISHKEK, November 17, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- An aide to Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiev today said an investigation into a failed attempt to frame an opposition leader has been completed.

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17/11/2006

Georgia's New Economy Minister Resigns

November 17, 2006 -- Georgia's economic development minister, Irakli Okruashvili has reportedly resigned, just one week after he was named to the post by President Mikheil Saakashvili.

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17/11/2006

Brussels Hopes Poland Will Not Veto Russia Accord

November 17, 2006 -- The European Commission today said it hopes Poland will not use its veto to prevent the EU and Russia from replacing an EU-Russia partnership agreement due to expire next year.

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17/11/2006

Iraq Denies Issuing Arrest Warrant For Muslim Scholar

November 17, 2006 -- An Iraqi government spokesman has denied that the government has issued a warrant for the arrest of Harith al-Dhari, a prominent Sunni religious scholar.

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17/11/2006

Bosnian Croat Politician Jailed For 5 Years

November 17, 2006 -- A Bosnian court today sentenced a Bosnian Croat political leader to five years in jail for abuses committed while he was finance minister.

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17/11/2006

Call For Kyrgyz Premier To Face Akaev-Era Charges

November 17, 2006 -- Kyrgyz lawmaker Dooronbek Sadyrbaev today called for the country's prosecutor-general to reopen an old investigation into alleged abuses of power by Prime Minister Feliks Kulov.

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17/11/2006

Turkmen Leader To Have Second Eye Operation

ASHGABAT, November 17, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- A German eye specialist today said Turkmen President Saparmurat Niyazov is due to have a second eye operation in January.

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17/11/2006

Russia Wants IAEA To Manage Iran Dispute

November 17, 2006 -- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov today said the UN's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), should lead efforts to resolve the standoff over Iran's nuclear program, rather than UN Security Council.

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17/11/2006

Georgia To Offer Putin An Olive Branch

November 17, 2006 -- Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili says he plans to offer Russian President Vladimir Putin a conciliatory message later this month in an effort to halt the deterioration in Georgia's relations with Russia.

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17/11/2006

Flash Floods Kill At Least 15 In Western Afghanistan

November 17, 2006 -- An Afghan government official says that flash floods in western Afghanistan have killed at least 15 people and left scores missing.

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17/11/2006

Russia Moves To Abolish Voter Turnout Requirement

November 17, 2006 -- Russia's lower house of parliament, the State Duma, today approved a bill that will end a requirement that links the validity of elections to the size of the voter turnout.

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17/11/2006

Austrian Hostage Reportedly Killed In Iraq

November 17, 2006 -- An Austrian security guard taken hostage with four Americans in Iraq has reportedly been killed, with one of the U.S. captives seriously wounded.

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16/11/2006

CSTO Grouping Creates Parliamentary Assembly

November 16, 2006 -- Member states of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) have agreed to create a parliamentary assembly.

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16/11/2006

NATO Chief Says Alliance Could Improve Energy Security

BUCHAREST, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer and Romania's President Traian Basescu today said that the Western military alliance would be able, if requested, to take up additional tasks, such as boosting energy security for member states.

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16/11/2006

Iraq: Brain Drain Poses Threat To Future

NEW YORK, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- The mass kidnappings of an estimated 150 employees from the Ministry ofHigher Education and Scientific Research building in central Baghdad onNovember 14 underscores a huge problem for Iraq: the dwindling of itsprofessional class.

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16/11/2006

Turkey Hosts Turkic Summit

November 16, 2006 -- The presidents of Turkey and three of the five Turkic republics of the former Soviet Union are expected to arrive in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya today ahead of a two-day summit.

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16/11/2006

Widow Of Assassinated Serbian Premier Enters Politics

November 16, 2006 -- The widow of the assassinated Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic today announced that she is entering politics.

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16/11/2006

Ukraine: Blue-Orange Rift Reemerges

PRAGUE, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Following a heated debate, the Verkhovna Rada on November 15 opted to postpone making a decision on the fates of Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk and Defense Minister Anatoliy Hrytsenko.

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16/11/2006

Russia, Pakistan Agree To Promote Ties

November 16, 2006 -- Pakistan and Russia agreed today to promote bilateral cooperation and strengthen ties in a number of fields, including defense, trade, economic cooperation, railways, oil, and gas.

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16/11/2006

Uzbek President Meets With Key Kremlin Adviser

November 16, 2006 -- Uzbek President Islam Karimov has reportedly met with a group of Russian political experts led by key Kremlin adviser Gleb Pavlovsky to explore ways of expanding bilateral ties.

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16/11/2006

Afghanistan: Karzai Seeks Investment At New Delhi Conference

PRAGUE, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai is visiting India this week in the hope of winning fresh trade deals and investment for his country. On November 18-19, Karzai plans to attend the Regional Economic Cooperation Conference for Afghan Reconstruction in New Dehli.

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16/11/2006

Astana, Beijing Sign Partnership Agreement

November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev met in Astana today with Liu Qi, the visiting secretary of Beijing's Communist Party Committee.

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16/11/2006

OSCE Land-Degradation Conference Opens In Bishkek

BISHKEK, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- An international conference on land degradation and soil contamination opened today in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service reports.

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16/11/2006

Georgian Parliament Speaker Slams 'Ineffective' CIS

November 16, 2006 -- Georgian parliament speaker Nino Burjanadze today slammed the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) as "ineffective."

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16/11/2006

Pioneering Russian Sociologist Yury Levada Dies

November 16, 2006 -- Yury Levada, Russia's foremost sociologist, has died at the age of 76.

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16/11/2006

Tajikistan: Officials Entice Ethnic Tajiks To Western Border Region

PRAGUE, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- The government of Tajikistan has begun resettling the first of about 1,000 volunteer families it says will help create new farmland in the west of the country. But observers note that virtually all of the families are ethnic Tajiks, while their new home is an area mainly populated by ethnic Uzbeks.

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16/11/2006

Solzhenitsyn's Complete Works To Be Published In Russia

November 16, 2006 -- The Russian publishers of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn have announced that the complete works of the Soviet-era dissident writer and Nobel Literature Prize laureate will be published for the first time in his native Russia.

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16/11/2006

Putin Says Russia Must Maintain Nuclear Capability

November 16,2006 -- President Vladimir Putin told a meeting of army chiefs today that Russia's nuclear forces must remain capable of destroying any potential aggressor, "no matter what modern weapons it has."

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16/11/2006

Russia: Gazprom Fires Deputy CEO

PRAGUE, November 16, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Russia's state-controlled gas monopoly, Gazprom, has announced it has dismissed its deputy chief executive.

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16/11/2006

Bush Says U.S. To Remain Fully Engaged In Asia

November 16, 2006 -- U.S. President George W. Bush said today the United States must reject the temptations of isolationism and economic protectionism.

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16/11/2006

Russian Fishing Ship Sinks North Of Japan

November 16, 2006 -- One sailor is reported dead and another missing after a Russian fishing vessel sank north of the Japanese island of Hokkaido on November 16.

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16/11/2006

Premier Rules Out Breakup Of Iraq

November 16, 2006 -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on a visit to Turkey, said today he will do everything he can to maintain his country's territorial integrity.

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16/11/2006

Azerbaijani Journalists Facing Detention For 'Insulting' Islam

November 16, 2006 -- An Azerbaijani court has given police the right to detain two journalists for two months for publishing an article allegedly insulting Islam.

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16/11/2006

Russian Official Opposes 'Ethnic Enclaves'

November 16, 2006 -- The deputy head of the Federal Migration Service says Russia should not permit the creation of "ethnic enclaves" where foreigners outnumber ethnic Russians.

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16/11/2006

U.S. Marine Gets 18 Months For Iraq Killing

November 16, 2006 -- A U.S. military court has sentenced a Marine to 18 months in detention for his role in the killing of an Iraqi civilian man.

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16/11/2006

Armenian Government To Seek Iraq-Deployment Extension

November 16, 2006 -- Defense Minister Serzh Sarkisian says the Armenian government wants to extend the stay of Armenia's 46 troops who are serving with U.S.-led forces in Iraq.

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16/11/2006

Further Kidnappings Reported In Baghdad

November 16, 2006 -- Iraqi police say passengers from up to six Baghdad minibuses may have been kidnapped in the capital, Baghdad.

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16/11/2006

Diplomats Say No Progress In Iran Sanctions Talks

November 16, 2006 -- Diplomats say world powers have again failed to achieve a breakthrough in talks aimed at agreeing a United Nations resolution imposing sanctions on Iran over Tehran's refusal to halt uranium-enrichment activities.

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15/11/2006

UN Urges Afghanistan To Tackle Corruption, Lawlessness

November 15, 2006 -- A UN team says Afghanistan must "aggressively" tackle corruption and lawlessness as well as focusing on the Taliban-led insurgency.

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15/11/2006

Russian Parliament Opposes Execution Of Saddam Hussein

November 15, 2006 -- The lower house of the Russian parliament today warned that the execution of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein could lead to a further escalation of violence in Iraq.

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15/11/2006

Kyrgyz Businessman To Row Across Atlantic

November 15, 2006 -- A 48-year-old Kyrgyz businessman and former movie actor today announced plans to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

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15/11/2006

Kazakhstan: President Tells West -- We Don't Need Your Advice

PRAGUE, November 15, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev made some surprising comments on November 10. The leader of a country that has attracted major investment from the West, Nazarbaev said Kazakhstan does not need lecturing and advice from Western nations.

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15/11/2006

General Optimistic U.S. Can Stabilize Iraq

November 15, 2006 -- The top U.S. general in the Middle East today said he is optimistic U.S. forces can stabilize Iraq but warned that failure "could increase Iranian aggressiveness and embolden Al-Qaeda's ideology."

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15/11/2006

Uzbek Court Reviewing Case Of Andijon Deportees

BISHKEK, November 15, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Uzbek law-enforcement agencies have reportedly completed an investigation into the five Uzbek refugees that Kyrgyzstan forcibly returned home in August and that are accused of involvement in last year's Andijon uprising.

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15/11/2006

Agrarian Party May Merge With Nazarbaev's Party

November 15, 2006 -- Kazakhstan's Agrarian Party today said it is considering merging with Otan (Fatherland), the political grouping that is President Nursultan Nazarbaev's power base.

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15/11/2006

Violations Raise HIV Concerns In Kazakh Capital

November 15, 2006 -- Kazakh prosecutors have reportedly found numerous violations in the preparation, storage, and use of donated blood in Astana's medical institutions.

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15/11/2006

OSCE Says Media Freedom Declining In Azerbaijan

November 15, 2006 -- The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) today warned that the freedom of the media in Azerbaijan is declining.

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15/11/2006

Georgia: Premier Outlines Tbilisi's Stance On Russian WTO Entry

Georgia is one of a handful of countries left with the power to block Russia's entry into the WTO. It is also the country with the greatest motivation to do so -- amid mounting tensions between the two countries, Russia systematically blocked the import of Georgian wine, mineral water, and agricultural products, depriving Georgia of its biggest market. So what is Georgia likely to do? RFE/RL correspondent Ahto Lobjakas spoke to Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Noghaideli to find out.

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15/11/2006

Kyiv, Warsaw Want To Extend Pipeline To Poland

November 15, 2006 -- The prime ministers of Ukraine and Poland today said Ukraine's Odesa-Brody pipeline should be extended to the Polish city of Plock and carry Caspian Sea oil to Poland and Europe.

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15/11/2006

Ukraine's Parliament Delays Debate On Yushchenko Allies

November 15, 2006 -- Ukraine's parliament today postponed for two weeks a debate on the performance of the foreign and defense ministers.

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15/11/2006

Kyrgyz Prime Minister Says He Has No Plans To Resign

BISHKEK, November 15, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Kyrgyzstan's prime minister, Feliks Kulov, has dismissed opposition calls for his resignation by saying he has no intention to leave office.

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13/11/2006

WCC general secretary to visit People's Republic of China

World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia is leading an ecumenical delegation to visit the People's Republic of China (15-22 November). It will be Kobia's first visit as WCC general secretary to China.

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09/11/2006

Eugene Carson Blake 1906-1985

The second general secretary of the World Council of Churches (WCC), Eugene Carson Blake, would have been 100 years old on November 7, 2006.

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08/11/2006

El Salvador: Lutheran pastors assassinated

The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and the World Council of Churches (WCC) have reacted together to news of the"despicable"assassination on 4 November of Lutheran Church in El Salvador co-pastors Francisco Carillo and his wife Jesús Calzada de Carillo.

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06/11/2006

US event brings interreligious perspective to efforts to understand, overcome violence

An inter-religious seminar on the"spiritual dimensions underlying the crisis in violence"will be part of a 13-15 November public event in Rochester, New York (USA) focusing on violence and the how faith communities can respond to it.

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 24, 2006

Trick-or-Tract this Halloween * Bible Gets African Interpretation * Israel's Tourism Industry Targets American Southerners, Christians * Gay Issues Ripping Apart Episcopal Dallas Diocese

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 25, 2006

Christian Woman Says Cross Necklace Brought her Suspension * Indonesia Church Set Ablaze Amid Religious Tensions * Churches in the UK Attribute Growth to the Holy Spirit * Success of Gospel in India Breeds Hatred, Attacks, SaysMinistry Leader

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 26, 2006

Assemblies of God Ministers in Times Square * Christians Reassured That Their Vote Is Critical * Report Notes Improper Favoritism toward Non-Christian Religions * Fans Await Winner of Gospel Music Competition

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 3, 2006

State Dept. Says 'Many Countries' Continue Religious Repression * Offhand Comments Spark Nigeria's Latest 'Blasphemy' Rampage * Global Prayer and Fasting Event Begins * Survey: Faith a Minor Impact on Children

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 4, 2006

Christian Groups Encourage Believers to Pray for Muslims * Calif. Diocese Seeks to Sever Ties with Episcopal Church * Church and Muslims Leaders in the Philippines Express Joint Concern * Holy Land in U.S. Entertains, Informs

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 27, 2006

'Lost Jewish Tribe' in India Soon To Move To Israel * Court is Told that Christian Cost-Sharing Program isn't Insurance * Canadian Southern Baptists Consider Name Change * Overflowing Crowds of More Than 50,000 Hear Franklin Graham in Canada

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 30, 2006

British Government Faith Schools Quota Plan Scrapped After Reaction from Churches * Explaining Brits' General Disdain for Evangelicals * 35 Arrested Chinese Christians Released After Interrogation * Focus on the Family: Encourage Your Pastor Year-round

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 31, 2006

Assyrian Christian Teen Reportedly Beheaded * Eritrean Police Arrest 150 More Christians * New Believer in India Arrested, Urged to Frame Pastor * Missionaries Hike to Share Jesus on Appalachian Trail

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 5, 2006

Faith Community Responds to School Shootings * Public High Schools Try Out New Bible Course * Turkish Christian Hijacks Plane, Asks Pope's Help * Maryland School Sued for Refusing to Let Girl Read Bible

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 6, 2006

Opposition to Christian Tithing Grows * Political Fears Spur Anti-Christian Violence in India * Vietnamese Christian Dies in Prison Following Alleged Torture * The Revolve Tour: Where Real Faith Meets Real Life

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 9, 2006

Controversial Documentary Examines Children's Church Camp * Refugee Crisis in Darfur * Ex-Homosexual Ministry Leader: 'My Heart Breaks for Mark Foley' * Human Rights Activist Concerned over Christian Persecution

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 10, 2006

Charismatics' Numbers Growing, Influence Spreading * Documentary Explores Evangelicalism's Internal Debate over the Environment * High Court's Refusal to Hear Muslim Indoctrination Case "Typical," Author Says * Mostly Godless Down Under

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 11, 2006

Pope Makes Additions to Text on Islam * Christians Attacked, Threatened in Andhra Pradesh, India * Egyptian Christian Girl Escapes Muslim Kidnappers * Franklin Graham on Mission to Rebuild Churches in Sudan

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 17, 2006

Persecuted Christians Asking for Prayer, Congressional Action * ELCA Head: Challenging Time to Be a Lutheran Christian * Protestant Leader Assassinated In Central Sulawesi, Indonesia * Christian Democrats Highlight Leftward Shift among Religious Whites

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 16, 2006

Priest Beheaded In Mosul, Iraq * Hearing on Dalit Christian Rights in India Again Deferred * In Pakistan, Fear of the Holy * Pope Reportedly Planning to Loosen Restrictions on Celebrating Old Latin Mass

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 12, 2006

Homeless Need Christian Compassion, Not Bashing, Says Homeless Advocate * Third-Generation Graham Opens Inaugural Crusade * Growing Number of Christians Undecided Who to Back at the Ballot Box * Missions Prove to be Backbone of Gulf Coast Relief

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 13, 2006

Bathe Schools, Students in Prayer, Says Christian Educator * Turkish Teenager Sentenced for Murdering Priest * Christians in India Beaten, Detained Following Media Reports * Court in Nigeria Condemns Militant Muslim Leader to Death

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 19, 2006

Indonesia Vows to Maintain Religious Pluralism * Police in India Arrest Workers at Home for Destitute * Anglican Church in Australia to Elect Aboriginal Leaders * Hawaiians Thankful: No Deaths or Serious Injuries from Powerful Quakes

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 18, 2006

Illinois Parish Asks for Oversight from Different Episcopalian Bishop * U.S. Population Growing Faster than the Church, Research Shows * 38 Muslim Scholars and Leaders Write Open Letter to the Pope * Nigerian Teacher on Trial after Punishing Muslim Student

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 20, 2006

Catholic Bishops Form Rules for Ministry to Gays * Egypt Jails Christian Convert from Islam * Christians Dismissed fromOperating Health Center in India * Evangelicals Urge U.S. Intervention in Darfur

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31/10/2006

Religion Today Summaries - Oct. 23, 2006

ICC Calls on Belarus Officials to Stop Threatening Church * Controversial New Bible Published in Holland Cuts out Difficult Gospel Passages * Muslim Communities Accused of Failing to Address Terrorism in their Ranks * Muslims Attack Christians in Ethiopia

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31/10/2006

Methodist Women of Color Taking Larger Place in Seminaries

Women of color have marked a major beginning within the United Methodist Church which recently celebrated 18 years of the Women of Color Scholars ...

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31/10/2006

Biblical Disputes Revive Question: What is an Evangelical?

University of Akron (Ohio) polling finds evangelical Protestants are the largest segment of actively religious Americans, outnumbering Roman Catholics. But the definition of"evangelical"is open to ...

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31/10/2006

Episcopal Seminarians Given Conservative Alternatives

Some seminaries are attempting to accommodate Episcopalian students whose conservatism bucks the general culture of the ...

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31/10/2006

Catholics Update Training Program to Toughen Sex Abuse Policy

WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued a new program for training seminarians that reflects the toughened policy of the church on clergy sex ...

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31/10/2006

Seminary Rejects Pastor's Sermon on Speaking in Tongues

A debate hasintensified over whether Southern Baptists should approve of speaking in tongues as an expression of religious devotion following a sermon at Southwestern Baptist Theological ...

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31/10/2006

U.S. Catholic Seminary Probe Sent to Vatican

A Vatican-ordered review of Roman Catholic seminaries in the United States has been completed and the results sent to Rome, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops ...

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31/10/2006

Southern Baptist Seminary Bars Speaking in Tongues

Trustees at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary have put it in writing: They will not tolerate any promotion of speaking in tongues on their ...

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31/10/2006

McKissic: Praise God for Clear Stance on Charismatic Practices

The recent ban on speaking in tongues at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has not discouraged the one trustee who voted against it. Instead, the Rev. Dwight McKissic said,"Praise ...

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31/10/2006

Bible Gets African Interpretation

Biblical scholars and theologians created a 1,600-page book released this summer by Africans, for Africans, using African proverbs and idioms to apply the Bible’s teachings to contemporary problems such as AIDS, corruption and female genital ...

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30/10/2006

Man held in stepfather's slaying

A rural resident who called 911 late Friday to report he had shot his 88-year-old stepfather has been arrested on a murder charge, authorities said.
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30/10/2006

Apartment losses near 50%

More than 10,000 South Mississippi apartments were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable by Hurricane Katrina, 4,000 units more than a previous estimate given by the Gulf Regional Planning Commission.
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30/10/2006

Around South Mississippi

Trick or treaters warned about sex offenders With more than 200 registered sex offenders living throughout Harrison County, residents who want to take their children trick or treating can check the safety ...
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30/10/2006

475 programs a lot to sort through Free medicines?

A bright orange touring bus, the Help is Here Express that is part of a national effort to help Americans who can't afford their prescription medicines, made two stops on the Coast Monday.
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30/10/2006

Britons 'could be microchipped like dogs in a decade' - This is London

Human beings may be forced to be 'microchipped' like pet dogs, a shocking official report into the rise of the Big Brother state has warned.

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30/10/2006

Britons 'could be microchipped like dogs in a decade' - This is London

Human beings may be forced to be 'microchipped' like pet dogs, a shocking official report into the rise of the Big Brother state has warned.

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30/10/2006

Britons 'could be microchipped like dogs in a decade' - This is London

Human beings may be forced to be 'microchipped' like pet dogs, a shocking official report into the rise of the Big Brother state has warned.

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30/10/2006

H5N1 strain could start wave of bird flu outbreaks - ABC News

Scientists in Hong Kong and the United States have detected a new strain of H5N1 bird flu virus in China and warned it might have started another wave of outbreaks in poultry in Southeast Asia and move deeper into Eurasia.

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30/10/2006

H5N1 strain could start wave of bird flu outbreaks - ABC News

Scientists in Hong Kong and the United States have detected a new strain of H5N1 bird flu virus in China and warned it might have started another wave of outbreaks in poultry in Southeast Asia and move deeper into Eurasia.

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30/10/2006

H5N1 strain could start wave of bird flu outbreaks - ABC News

Scientists in Hong Kong and the United States have detected a new strain of H5N1 bird flu virus in China and warned it might have started another wave of outbreaks in poultry in Southeast Asia and move deeper into Eurasia.

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30/10/2006

U.S. tries to cut off terrorists' cash flow - Washington Times

The U.S. military is not only trying to stop terrorists and arms from leaking into Iraq from Syria and Iran but also another just as dangerous commodity -- cash.

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30/10/2006

U.S. tries to cut off terrorists' cash flow - Washington Times

The U.S. military is not only trying to stop terrorists and arms from leaking into Iraq from Syria and Iran but also another just as dangerous commodity -- cash.

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30/10/2006

U.S. tries to cut off terrorists' cash flow - Washington Times

The U.S. military is not only trying to stop terrorists and arms from leaking into Iraq from Syria and Iran but also another just as dangerous commodity -- cash.

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30/10/2006

Prayers Said for Corfu Holiday Death Children

Children at Horbury Primary School have prayed for their two fellow schoolmates who died from carbon monoxide poisoning while on holiday with their father and his partner in Corfu The bodies of the children were flown home as millions of children

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30/10/2006

God Unplugged Puts Celebrity Faith in the Spotlight

iHow Do You Know Hes Real God Unpluggedi the second book in the iHes Reali series will be released by Destiny Image Publishers on 1 November

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30/10/2006

Zimbabwe Churches Ask for Forgiveness

Churches in Zimbabwe have asked the country for forgiveness for their part in the current crisis as they admitted that some of their own leaders have been accomplices in some of the evils that have

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30/10/2006

Christian Aid Says Stern Figures Not Strong Enough

The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change was warmly welcomed by Christian Aid However the relief agency warned that its conclusions would still expose millions of poor people to an unacceptably high risk of disease drought and famine

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30/10/2006

Eritrea: Police Arrest 150 More Christians - Worthy News

In a large-scale roundup the past week, Eritrean authorities have detained 150 Christians from at least five of the country’s outlawed churches.

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30/10/2006

Pass Christian, MS - Topix.net

Local news for Pass Christian, MS continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.

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30/10/2006

Ex-Biloxi police officer gets 15 years for sale of Ecstasy

Former Biloxi police officer Darrell D. Cvitanovich Jr. has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for selling Ecstasy.
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30/10/2006

House of Lords Debates Faith School Quotas

Peers in the House of Lords will debate whether new faith schools in England should be required to fillone quarter of their places with pupils from other religions

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30/10/2006

ELECTION 06: Marriage amendment in Wisconsin faces considerable opposition

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30/10/2006

LIFE DIGEST: Embryonic stem cell research suffers another setback; British hospital disposes of babies in trash incinerator

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30/10/2006

Tragedy moves church to double Lottie Moon offering

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30/10/2006

Cops let down their guard at Law Enforcement Summit

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30/10/2006

Churches get suggestions for helping law enforcement officers

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30/10/2006

At college's centennial, former president heralds public service

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30/10/2006

'Crossover Pueblo' precedes Colo. Baptists' annual meeting

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30/10/2006

FIRST-PERSON: Lord, please transform our churches

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29/10/2006

Clergy Ignorance Fuels HIVAIDS Stigma Asian Churches Warn

Church workers in India have warned that a lack of knowledge on HIV and AIDS is fuelling the related stigma and discrimination Christians have played a key role in supporting many AIDS and HIV

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29/10/2006

India Hindu Militants Attack Christian Villagers, Several Detained - Worthy News

Two Christian believers in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh were recovering from their injuries Sunday, October 29, after angry villagers and militants were beating them for their refusal to return to Hinduism, their previous religion.

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29/10/2006

Scottish Baptists Focus on AIDS and World Service

The Baptist Union of Scotland has held its first every joint assembly together with BMS World Mission over the weekend as hundreds of Baptists gathered to tackle some of the most pressing humanitarian issues of the day

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29/10/2006

Scottish Church Delegation Meets with Minister for Immigration

Representatives of Scotlands main churches have met with the Minister for Immigration to press him for a review of current policy on asylum and immigration

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29/10/2006

Archbishop of Canterbury Welcomes Faith Schools Decision

The Archbishop of Canterbury has welcomed plans to scrap the proposed quota that would force faith schools to recruit 25 per cent of their student population from other faith groups or those of no faith background

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29/10/2006

UN Criticises Rich Nations for Failing Africa on Food Aid

Millions of people in southern Africa face food shortages as a UN agency said rich nations had failed to meet pledges for food assistance The World Food Programme said that rich nations

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29/10/2006

Lichfield Diocese Expects Growth for Third Year Running

The Diocese of Lichfield will push ahead with its growth strategy to bring more people back to its churches asit predicts that a new report will reveal a third consecutive year of growth in the diocese

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29/10/2006

Salvation Army Prepares to Launch Christmas Present Appeal

The Salvation Army is just days away from the launch of this years Christmas Present appeal to bring some of the good cheer to thousands of underprivileged families and children in Britain

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29/10/2006

Scottish Churches to Win Back Old Faces

Churches in East Kilbride are preparing for an extra big turnout this Sunday as they welcome back some familiar faces to its special Back to Church Sunday services

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28/10/2006

Winter May Stem Rise in India Dengue Virus Death Toll

Even as death toll of people stricken by dengue has gone upto 135 in the country and dozens of fresh cases are being reported every day people in India are hoping that with winter round the corner and sudden fall in temperature the spread of dengue virus could be brought under control

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28/10/2006

Future UN Head Holds Talks with China on North Korea

The United Nations Secretary Generalelect Ban Kimoon has held talks in China to debate what further action should be taken over North Koreas nuclear tests

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28/10/2006

UK Church Brings God Pod into the Community

A church has converted a van to deliver Gods message into the communities and create a congregation The God Pod a converted van is run by the Lincoln North Circuit of Methodist Churches and visits Cherry Willingham and the St Giles estate every week

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28/10/2006

Anglican Head Meets US Episcopal Presiding BishopElect

The spiritual head of the worldwide Anglican Communion Dr Rowan Williams has welcomed Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold and Presiding Bishopelect Katharine Jefferts Schori to Lambeth Palace October 27 for a 90minute meeting described as a cordial and collegial exchange

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28/10/2006

Compassion UK Hits 30000 Sponsors

Compassion UK announced recently that the number of children sponsored by people across the UK and Ireland has reached 30000

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28/10/2006

Tearfund Encourages Communities to take Ambitious Action

Leading development agencies Tearfund and Practical Action say ambitious action must be taken to help poor communities around the world cope with the serious impact climate change is having especially in areas such as agriculture water resources and health

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27/10/2006

Gay Police Apologise For Offence to Christians in Advertisement

A spokesperso