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11/14/2010Winners of 2010 National Bible Bee Announced
Liesl Lawrence of Georgetown, Texas, was named the 2010 National Bible Bee senior division champion on Saturday, taking home a trophy and the coveted prize of $100,000.
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11/13/2010Evangelistic Rally Expected to Draw Thousands to Georgia Dome
Tens of thousands are expected to turn out for an evangelistic rally featuring a line-up of African-American Christian speakers and Gospel music performers at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Saturday.
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11/13/2010'Voyage of the Dawn Treader' Website Reaches Out to Pastors
A Christian website for 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' was recently launched to support pastors who want to preach on important themes found in the third movie installment of the Narnia series.
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11/12/2010Christian Apologist: Atheist Ads Criticizing Bible 'Ridiculous' Yet 'Effective'
A Christian apologist at Biola University responded Thursday to the new atheist ad campaign that criticizes the Bible, saying it is "ridiculous" for humanists to lecture on morality without God in the picture.
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11/11/2010Anglican Head to Visit Vatican for Unity Celebration
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams will join in the anniversary celebration of a unity council at the Vatican next week. The visit follows the resignations of five Anglican bishops who converted to the Roman Catholic Church.
- 11/11/2010
Parent Organization of K-LOVE Buys Radio Station Serving NYC for $15M
The organization operating K-LOVE and Air1 Radio networks, which feature contemporary Christian music, will be buying a radio station that will serve listeners near the New York City area.
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11/10/2010New Atheist Ads Go Head-to-Head with Bible, Quran
The Stiefel Freethought Foundation and The American Humanist Association, which has run ads critical of God and the national motto, launched a nationwide campaign Tuesday that directly challenges the Bible and the Quran.
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Marvin Olasky Resigns from Post at King's College
Marvin Olasky has resigned from his post as Provost of The King's College and will devote more time to his role as editor-in-chief of World magazine as the organization shifts away from magazine-only content to producing daily news.
- 11/09/2010
Michigan School District Halts Bible Distribution
A school district in southern Michigan is stopping a longstanding practice of allowing the Gideons to distribute Bibles in the hallways of its elementary school after a parent complained to the district's superintendent.
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11/09/2010Okla. Christian Univ. President Will Not Seek Longer Term
On the heels of celebrating the 60th anniversary of Oklahoma Christian University, president Mike O'Neal announced on Monday that he will not be seeking a longer term, giving notice to the board that they should begin a transition process for a new president.
- 10/23/2010
High Court Asked to Review Scope of 'Ministerial Exception'
On Friday, attorneys representing a Lutheran school submitted a petition asking the U.S. high court to review a decision which, they argue, could require the school to re-hire a teacher it dismissed for religious reasons.
- 10/23/2010
Bible.com Sued for Not Being Profitable Enough
A Bible.com investor is suing the company's founders and board members, alleging that they breached their duty by refusing to sell the site for its potential worth or run the company in a profitable way.
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06/12/2009PETA, Pro-Life Group Consider Buying Tiller's Abortion Clinic
The head of a pro-life group in Wichita said his group is interested in buying the clinic of slain late-term abortion provider George Tiller and turning it into a place that honors life rather than one that takes life away.
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06/11/2009Trump Fires Miss California Carrie Prejean for 'Contract Violations'
Miss California USA Carrie Prejean has been fired for not upholding her contractual duties, pageant officials and owner Donald Trump announced in a statement Wednesday.
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06/10/2009George Tiller's Family Permanently Closes Abortion Clinic
The Kansas-based abortion clinic of the late George Tiller will be "permanently closed," effective immediately, his family announced Tuesday.
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