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• Jan 1, 2012

  World Welcomes 2012 With Hope for Brighter Future

  The world despite its diversity came together expressing hope for a brighter future when the date changed from Dec. 31, 2011 to Jan. 1, 2012.

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  Jan 1, 2012

  Passion 2012 to Kick Off With 42,000 Students

  Over 42,000 university students from around the world will fill the Georgia Dome stadium in Atlanta Monday for the opening of the four-day Passion 2012 conference, whose speakers include Francis Chan, John Piper, Beth Moore and Louie Giglio.

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  Dec 31, 2011

  Romney Brings Chris Christie to Iowa to Woo Conservatives

  Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney brought New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to Iowa Friday, ahead of Tuesday night’s caucuses, to rally last-minute support among conservatives.

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  Dec 31, 2011

  Google+ to Have 400 Million Users by End of 2012?

  Google+ is growing fast and may have over 400 million users by the end of 2012, predicts American social network researcher Paul Allen.

• Dec 26, 2011

  Christian Colleges Urge Obama to Remove Contraceptive Mandate

  The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities wrote to President Barack Obama urging him to eliminate a proposed health care mandate that requires all new insurance plans to cover contraceptives, sterilization and some abortion-causing drugs.

• Dec 26, 2011

  Ariz. Student Feared to Be Brain Dead Wakes Up for Christmas

  A 21-year-old student from Ariz., who was in a coma since a car crash over two months ago, woke up hours before doctors were to take him off life support and recovered enough to spend Christmas day with his family, including his mother who prayed.

• Dec 26, 2011

  Iran Detains Sunday School Kids Celebrating Christmas

  Iranian authorities raided a church that was celebrating Christmas and detained everyone in the building, including children attending Sunday school, a U.K.-based Christian charity said.

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  Dec 26, 2011

  Obamas Attend Christmas Service in Hawaii

  President Barack Obama and his family attended Christmas services Sunday with U.S. military members at the chapel of a marine base in Hawaii and later returned to the base to thank them for their service to the nation.

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  Dec 25, 2011

  Salvation Army Kettles Get Gold, Diamonds This Christmas

  It is usual for Salvation Army volunteers to wear Santa’s hat and ring bells around Christmas to collect coins to feed the poor, but this time they witnessed unusual generosity with checks, gold coins and diamonds slipping in to their red kettles.

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  Dec 25, 2011

  Over 100,000 Celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem

  The town of Bethlehem where Jesus was born witnessed the highest turnout of tourists and Christian pilgrims in more than a decade amid the weekend’s Christmas celebrations at the ancient Church of the Nativity.