- 04/27/2010
Most Americans Believe Jesus Speaks to Them
Fifty-two percent of Americans said Jesus speaks to them by influencing or connecting directly with their mind, emotions or feelings, according to a survey conducted by The Barna Group.
Tags Youth Evangelicals - 04/24/2010
New Ariz. Immigration Laws Won't Work, Say Church Leaders
Church leaders quickly voiced opposition to Arizona’s new immigration laws on Friday. They complain that not only will the rules be ineffective in solving the problem, but will promote discrimination.
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04/23/2010Ariz. Gov. Signs Controversial Immigration Bill
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law on Friday a contentious immigration bill that has drawn heavy criticism from President Obama and a group of Christian leaders.
- 04/21/2010
Holy Land Pilgrimage Uses Sports to Promote Peace
The love of sports transcends culture and nationality and is therefore being used this week to promote peace between Israel and Palestinians.
- 04/20/2010
Haiti Judge: Charges Against All 10 Volunteers Stand
Despite news on the contrary, the Haitian judge overseeing the case of the ten American volunteers who tried to take children out of the country said Monday that all charges remain standing.
Tags Court Cases Haiti - 04/19/2010
Iranian Christian Teen Detained, Separated from Blind Parents
Authorities from a central Iranian city recently arrested a Christian teen and charged him with insulting the Muslim faith.
Tags Persecution - 04/19/2010
Nigerian Pastor's Murder Prompts Increased Security
A northern, Muslim-majority state in Nigeria ramped up security on Sunday in response to the murder of a local pastor and his wife earlier in the week.
- 04/15/2010
Christians Divided Over Student Response to LGBT 'Day of Silence'
While some Christian groups are urging parents to pull their children from school Friday to protest the annual Day of Silence, others are encouraging Christian students to attend and show support for school safety for all.
Tags Homosexuality Youth - 04/14/2010
Prop. 8 Opponents Unable to Put Repeal on November Ballot
Gay rights activists failed to gather enough signatures to put on the November ballot an initiative to repeal California’s marriage protection act.
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04/13/2010Polish President Remembered as Pro-Family Advocate
Polish President Lech Kaczynski, who died in a tragic plane crash Saturday, was remembered Monday by an international pro-family network as a strong advocate of family values.
Tags Family issues Politics - 04/10/2010
Christians Worldwide Join in Prayer, Fast for Addicts
This weekend, Christians worldwide are uniting in intercessory prayer on behalf of addicts and their families. Believers are also interceding for those addicted to pornography and gambling.
Tags Family issues - 04/09/2010
Freed Female Converts to Face Iranian Judge Again
The two Iranian female converts to Christianity, who were released in November, will again appear before a judge next Tuesday, an Iran-focused Christian ministry reported.
Tags Islam Persecution - 04/07/2010
Malaysia's 'Allah' Row Gives Rise to Interfaith Panel
Malaysia has created an interfaith panel to advise the government on divisive religious issues, an official said Wednesday. It was formed to promote greater understanding between the Muslim majority and minority faiths
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04/07/2010N. Korea Sentences U.S. Christian to 8 Years
A U.S. citizen who is said to be a devout Christian was sentenced to eight years of hard labor by North Korea, the North’s official news agency reported Wednesday.
- 04/02/2010
Darfuri Muslims Help Build Church as Sign of Peace
Darfuri Muslims are working with Christians to build a church in Southern Sudan as a symbol of reconciliation and gratitude.
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