- 04/05/2010
Budget Crisis Sparks 40 Days of Prayer, Fasting in Missouri
Though the 40 days of fasting may have concluded for those who chose to engage in one for Lent, it’s only just begun for many in and from Missouri who are seeking divine intervention for their state amid a budget crisis.
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04/04/2010Christian Creationists, Evolutionists See Potential in 'Genesis Machine'
Though the Christian community is still largely divided when it comes to their belief in how God created the universe and over how much time, there was some agreement between scholars from the two most popular streams of thought this past week.
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03/31/2010Scientists Hail 'Genesis Machine' Milestone, Seek 'God Particle'
It’s being touted as “a Genesis machine” – the Large Hadron Collider, which on Tuesday forced two proton beams to cross in an effort to bring scientists one "huge step" closer to seeing how the creation of the universe might have looked like.
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03/29/2010Student Diversity Group Seeks Removal of 'Our Lord' from Diplomas
A student diversity group at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, is rallying their classmates to sign a petition to remove “In the year of our Lord” from their diplomas.
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03/29/2010Science-Faith Separator, Supporter Wins 2010 Templeton Prize
An evolutionary geneticist and molecular biologist who has vigorously opposed the entanglement of science and religion while also calling for mutual respect between the two has won this year’s $1.53 million Templeton Prize.
- 03/28/2010
Palm Sunday Marks Start of Holy Week
Believers worldwide have commenced their annual observance of Holy Week beginning with Palm Sunday, which highlights the triumphal entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem nearly 2,000 years ago.
- 03/25/2010
National Anthem Causes Stir on Christian College Campus
Demonstrations of protest and of support were passionate but peaceful Tuesday when a Mennonite college in Indiana played the national anthem for the first before a sports event.
- 03/19/2010
ELCA College to End Affiliation with Denomination with Sale
A college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America will no longer be affiliated with the denomination after its sale this summer to a for-profit company.
- 03/18/2010
Christian College Trustee Withdraws Suit Against Founding Denomination
The chairman of Erskine College and Seminary’s board of trustees has withdrawn his lawsuit against the General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in compliance with the decision of the school’s executive committee.
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03/14/2010'Son of Hamas': Story is God's, Not Mine
Mosab Hassan Yousef can now add “best-selling author” to his lengthy list of titles, which includes “son of one of the founders of Hamas,” “spy for the Israeli security agency Shin Bet,” “U.S. political asylum seeker,” and “follower of Jesus.”
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03/07/2010Texas Church Community Mourns Death of Lead Pastor
The founding pastor of Providence Church in Frisco, Texas, passed away Friday after being admitted into the Intensive Care Unit with liver and kidney damage.
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02/21/2010Wheaton College Taps Alumnus to Be New President
A 1988 graduate of Wheaton College will be returning to his alma mater to serve as president following a unanimous decision by the school’s Board of Trustees.
- 02/19/2010
Christian Educators Barred from Arguing Against Anti-Religious Court Order
A federal judge has turned down a Christian educators association’s motion to argue against an anti-religious and allegedly unconstitutional consent order imposed upon a Florida county school district.
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02/14/2010Churches Stress Commitment Over Consumerism on Valentine's Day
Valentine’s Day this year falls on a Sunday, but that’s not the only reason for U.S. churches this year to highlight and celebrate the love and affection between committed couples on the Lord’s Day.
- 02/14/2010
Over 850 Congregations Mark Evolution Weekend 2010
Religious creationists and evolutionists have been gathering across the country and internationally over the weekend to examine and debate the compatibility of science and religion.


