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  • NY School Bans 'God Bless the USA,' Saying It's 'Offensive'

    A New York principal who is a Jehovah's Witness says kindergarteners won't be allowed to sing "God Bless the USA" at their forthcoming graduation as it could "offend other cultures." But she thinks it's appropriate for them to sing a Justin Bieber song with flirty lyrics.

  • Santorum Says He's Ready to Take on Ron Paul at Convention

    Santorum Says He's Ready to Take on Ron Paul at Convention

    Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum said Sunday he was ready to take on Texas Rep. Ron Paul and his libertarian supporters if they look for a "platform fight" at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla.

  • Suicide Bomber, Gunmen Kill 6 in Church Attacks in Nigeria

    Suicide Bomber, Gunmen Kill 6 in Church Attacks in Nigeria

    At least six people were killed and dozens injured after a suicide bomber allegedly from Islamist terror group Boko Haram detonated explosives outside a church, and gunmen from the same outfit opened fire at worshippers in another church on Sunday.

  • Bobby Schuller Encourages Crystal Cathedral to Press On

    Bobby Schuller Encourages Crystal Cathedral to Press On

    A day after the iconic building of the California megachurch Crystal Cathedral was given a new name by its Catholic buyers, guest speaker for the worship service Bobby Schuller told the congregants there was hope and they should get together to make the next two years the "best ever."

  • Colorado Wildfire Reaches 8,000 Acres, Forces Evacuations

    Colorado Wildfire Reaches 8,000 Acres, Forces Evacuations

    A wildfire that started in northern Colorado at around dawn on Saturday reached 8,000 acres, about 15 miles west of Fort Collins, and was moving towards homes and Poudre Canyon, forcing dozens of evacuations, by late evening.

  • Homeless NC Teen Makes it to Harvard

    Dawn Loggins was abandoned by her drug-abusing parents and left homeless at age 15, and had no choice but to clean the floor of her North Carolina high school to make a living. But days before she graduated from the school last week, she received a letter from Harvard University saying she had been accepted.

  • Egypt's Secular Parties Get Equal Role in Constitution Drafting

    Egypt's Secular Parties Get Equal Role in Constitution Drafting

    The Speaker of Egypt's parliament said lawmakers will once again elect on Tuesday members of the constituent assembly tasked to draft the country's new constitution, days after Islamist and secular-minded parties agreed for even representation in the crucial body formerly dominated by conservative Muslims.

  • Israeli CEO Commits to Giving 5 Percent of Profit to US Christian Charities

    The CEO of an Israeli nutrition company says he has realized the deep connection both Christians and Jews share with Israel and will therefore give 5 percent of the proceeds to Christian churches or groups in the United States and 5 percent to Israeli charities.

  • Most SBC Pastors Reluctant to Use 'Great Commission Baptists' Descriptor

    Contrary to the recent recommendation by a Southern Baptist Convention task force that the denomination introduce an "informal" optional title – "Great Commission Baptists" – more than half of SBC pastors say they would not like to use the tagline.

  • Emma Watson in Talks to Join Biblical Epic Film 'Noah'

    Emma Watson in Talks to Join Biblical Epic Film 'Noah'

    "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson is in talks for a role in Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic, "Noah," which will feature Russell Crowe as the lead character.

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