- 09/22/2011
Missouri Megachurch to Plant Multimillion Dollar Sister Church in Florida
A Missouri megachurch seeking to expand their ministry is near the halfway point in raising funds to pay for a new multimillion-dollar building in Florida and subsequent renovations.
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09/22/2011Exclusive Interview: Rebecca St. James on How Men Think, Her 'Near-Perfect' Marriage
Five blissful months later, we’re catching up with Grammy Award-winning Christian artist Rebecca St. James, now officially known as Mrs. Fink to the world. She now has a new book, titled What Is He Thinking?? What Guys Want Us to Know About Dating, Love, and Marriage
- 09/21/2011
Fifth Graders in D.C. to Take Nation’s First Standardized Sex Test
Students as young as 10-years-old will soon partake in the nation’s first standardized sex education test beginning next spring in Washington, D.C. The test aims to measure their proficiency in sex and health.
- 09/21/2011
Atheist to Fix Science's 'PR Problem' at Creation Museum Protest
Atheists and agnostics are planning what they call a positive, upbeat protest against the Creation and Earth History Museum (CEHM) this weekend in Santee, Calif.
- 09/20/2011
Primary School in Western Australia Bans Lord’s Prayer
After a government school in Australia received complaints from parents, it banned students from reciting of the Lord’s Prayer during school assemblies, ending a 25-year tradition at the Western Australian school.
- 09/19/2011
Gospel Reaches Nearly 3,000 Utah Kids in Five Days
Nearly 3,000 children in Salt Lake City heard the Gospel of Christ during a weeklong campaign held by the Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), the largest Christian ministry to children in the world.
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09/19/2011James Franco to Tackle Cormac McCarthy's 'Child of God' Next
Critically-acclaimed actor James Franco is steadily working his way off the screen and into the director’s chair with his newest project adapting a Cormac McCarthy novel. He spoke recently of the project at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- 09/16/2011
'Suing the Devil' Coming to a Church Near You
After a man drove 3 hours in the rain just to see the new faith-based film “Suing the Devil,” filmmakers have decided to officially release the film to churches, hoping to meet the high volume of demand from the public.
- 09/16/2011
First Handwritten, Illuminated 1,150-Page Bible Finally Complete
After a 15-year process, the first handwritten and illuminated Bible commissioned by a Benedictine monastery is finally complete for viewing at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
- 09/15/2011
Mark Driscoll Answers the 'Can We Do That?' Questions in Upcoming Book
Willing to go where most pastors don’t, controversial pastor Mark Driscoll is “set to once again send shock waves throughout the evangelical world” with his upcoming book on marriage, co-written with his wife Grace.
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09/15/2011Pre-Born to 'Speak' Through Live Ultrasounds on Capitol Hill
For the first time ever, the voices of unborn children will be heard on Capitol Hill. Through the use of “real time” ultrasounds performed on women in the first through third trimesters of pregnancy, the public and members of the Congress will be able to hear for themselves what the beginning of life sounds like
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Calculus Teacher Ordered to Remove 'God' Banners After Nearly 30 Years
After an initial victory, a high school math teacher lost the battle in keeping his “God” banners displayed in his classroom.
- 09/14/2011
Campaign to Launch Against Men Who 'Have Sex and Run'
A new epidemic is permeating the culture today: fatherlessness. Shocking statistics reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveal that 41 percent of all U.S. children are born to unmarried mothers.
- 09/14/2011
North Korea Suspect in Death of South Korean Missionary
The sudden death of a South Korean missionary in China is rousing suspicions over possible North Korean involvement as the deceased man worked closely with refugees from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
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09/13/2011No New Countries on U.S. Religious Freedom Blacklist
The State Department under President Obama issued its first “countries of particular concern” list Tuesday, maintaining the eight countries that were previously highlighted for egregious violation against religious freedom.
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