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03/29/2010Will Graham Fest Draws 12,000 People in Alabama
Third generation evangelist Will Graham, grandson of Billy Graham, drew an estimated 12,000 people on Sunday to an event held at the Auburn University campus in Alabama.
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03/28/2010Luis Palau Taps TV Network, Lakewood Church to Reach Hispanics
Evangelist Luis Palau has launched an Easter Holy Week mission aimed at reaching millions of Spanish-speaking people.
- 03/26/2010
Conservative, Liberal Christians Vow to Model Civility
More than 100 Christian leaders from a wide range of theological and political backgrounds released a covenant Thursday vowing to model civility in public discourse to help change the current tone in political discussions.
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03/25/2010Obama Signs Exec Order on Abortion amid Doubts
President Obama signed an executive order Wednesday to maintain restrictions on federal funding of abortion under the new health care reform law.
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03/23/2010Obama Signs Health Bill; Pro-Lifers Plan Retaliation
President Obama on Tuesday signed the health care reform bill into law. While supporters celebrate the historic overhaul of the health care system, many conservatives and pro-life groups are plotting how to retaliate against those responsible for “the pro-abortion” legislation.
- 03/19/2010
U.S. Reps, Christians Assure Senate Health Bill Is Pro-Life
Ahead of the expected health care bill vote this weekend, pro-life Christian leaders and members of Congress assured Americans that there is no federal funding for abortion in the Senate version.
- 03/18/2010
Calif. Home Bible Group Ordered to Stop Meeting or Get Permit
A home Bible study group in Rancho Cucamonga must have a Conditional Use Permit by Good Friday, April 2, in order to continue gathering.
- 03/17/2010
Hispanic Church Network Pushes for Immigration Reform
The nation’s largest Hispanic faith-based network launched a nationwide grassroots campaign on Tuesday to push lawmakers to pass comprehensive immigration reform this year.
- 03/16/2010
Theologian: Glenn Beck Was Reckless, but Has a Point
Amid the uproar over Glenn Beck’s recent comments about the church and social justice, a respected theologian has called for more “careful thinking” and “earnest struggle” with the issue.
- 03/15/2010
Few Plan to Invite Unchurched to Easter Service
Less than half of American churchgoers plan to invite unchurched people to Easter worship service this year, a new survey found.
Tags Youth Evangelicals - 03/12/2010
Censored Jesus Poster Case May Go to Supreme Court
A legal group on Thursday filed a petition requesting the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case of a kindergarten student’s poster that was censored by a school because it contained the image of Jesus.
- 03/11/2010
More Americans Think Global Warming Is Exaggerated
A strikingly higher percentage of Americans believe that the threat posed by global warming is exaggerated, a new Gallup survey found.
Tags Climate Change - 03/10/2010
Glenn Beck's Advice on 'Social Justice' Churches Sparks Outrage
Anti-poverty Christian groups are up in arms after popular political commentator Glenn Beck urged Christians to leave their church if it talks about social justice.
- 03/08/2010
Abortion Fight Remains Fierce in Health Care Debate
Republicans and some staunch pro-life Democrats in Congress are threatening to derail current health care reform efforts over the issue of abortion funding as Congress heads toward a final showdown on the contentious legislation.
- 03/08/2010
Ky. Baptists Kick Off Easter Evangelism Blitz
Kentucky Baptists on Saturday kicked off their largest-ever evangelism campaign, seeking to share the Gospel with 1.5 million households in the state by Easter.
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