- 05/14/2011
Eddie Long Case Not Settled, Expected to Head to Court
The lawsuit against Bishop Eddie Long for sexual misconduct apparently could not be settled outside of court. The judge who said less than a month ago that the dispute was close to being resolved now says he is preparing to hear the case in court this fall.
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05/12/2011Newt Gingrich Enters 2012 Race; Pundits Weigh Liabilities
Newt Gingrich certainly has name recognition going into the 2012 presidential race. But the question is whether his name will hurt or help his run for president.
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05/11/2011Indiana First State to Cut Funding to Abortion Providers
Indiana is the first state in the nation to bar federal tax dollars, in the form of Medicaid payments, from going to clinics that provide abortions.
Tags Abortion - 05/05/2011
Wheaton College Alumni Group Says Being Gay Is Not a Sin
A new group made up of hundreds of Wheaton College alumni says being gay is not a sin and that one can be a faithful Christian and still hold onto the LGBT identity.
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05/02/2011King James Bible Turns 400 Years Old on Monday
The King James Version of the Bible officially turns 400 years old on Monday after months of celebration worldwide leading up to the day.
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05/01/2011Franklin Graham Tours Tornado Devastated Alabama
Franklin Graham toured tornado affected areas in Alabama, including hard-hit Tuscaloosa, on Saturday as the head of the Christian relief organization Samaritan’s Purse.
- 04/26/2011
Pastor Involved in Lesbian Custody Battle Freed on Bail
A pastor charged with helping a former lesbian and her daughter flee the country during a custody dispute with her ex-partner appeared in court Monday and was freed after posting bail.
Tags Homosexuality - 04/25/2011
Eddie Long Lawsuit Close to Being Resolved, Says Judge
The lawsuit between Bishop Eddie Long and the four young men who accused him of sexual misconduct is close to being resolved out of court, said the judge overseeing the case on Friday.
Tags Megachurch Creflo Dollar - 04/23/2011
Ohio Church to Give Away Free Home for Easter
An Ohio megachurch will give a free home to a lucky and needy family who attends its Sunday Easter service this year.The Church on Strayer says it is doing so because that is what Jesus would do
Tags Easter - 04/18/2011
Many Born-Again Christians Hold Universalist Views, Barna Finds
One in four born-again Christians hold universalist thoughts when it comes to salvation, according to a new Barna analysis of trend data.
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04/14/2011'Soul Surfer' Offers Platform to Share Gospel with Youth
“Soul Surfer” has given rise to a wave of Christian resources, including books and websites, to share Bethany Hamilton’s touching story of finding hope in God despite obstacles to a young audience with the hope of inspiring them to form a personal relationship with Jesus.
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04/13/2011Tim Keller Makes It Clear: You're Not Saved by Works
Pastor Tim Keller got up and preached to a crowd of 5,300 people in Chicago Tuesday about the epic story of the Israelites' crossing of the Red Sea and showed how it deepens the New Testament's salvation story.
- 04/12/2011
Tim Keller, John Piper, Albert Mohler to Kick Off 2011 Gospel Coalition
Prominent evangelical pastors and theologians, including Tim Keller and John Piper, will kick off the fourth annual The Gospel Coalition national conference on Tuesday.
- 04/11/2011
Christianity Is Not a Cultural Religion, Says Author
Too often Christianity is tied to the culture – commonly to the ambition of the Christian left or right. But it is exactly at this point, regarding the faith’s relationship with culture, that Christianity is virtually unlike any other religion in the world, said a respected professor and author.
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04/07/2011Family Group Calls Court Ruling Against Gay Adoption Ban 'Anti-Child'
Arkansas’ Supreme Court on Thursday struck down a voter-approved initiative that bars same-sex couples and unmarried heterosexual couples from adopting or serving as foster parents.
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