Anugrah Kumar

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  Sep 19, 2011

  Summit Ministries' Founder David Noebel to Retire

  David Noebel, Christian author and promoter of the Christian worldview among young Americans, is retiring from Summit Ministries, which he founded five decades ago.

• Sep 18, 2011

  'Touchdown Jesus' Statue in Ohio to Return Soon

  A 50-foot-high statue of Jesus is being rebuilt outside a megachurch in southwest Ohio to replace the iconic sculpture that burned down after being struck by lightning last year.

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  Sep 18, 2011

  Bachmann Talks HPV Vaccine, Homosexuality on Jay Leno Show

  A daring Michele Bachmann appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and faced grilling questions on the HPV vaccine, gay marriage and homosexuality.

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  Sep 18, 2011

  Reno Air Race Crash Death Toll 9; Cause Still Unknown

  The death toll from a horrific crash at Friday’s Reno air race rose to nine even as officials were trying to determine the cause of the crash Sunday morning.

• Sep 17, 2011

  5M New Christian Voters Can Decide 2012 Election, Group Says

  A non-profit group in liberal Silicon Valley is seeking to register 5 million new Christian conservative voters from across the country, who according to its research, can decide the 2012 presidential election and bring the biblical worldview to the forefront of American life and politics.

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  Sep 17, 2011

  Focus on the Family Lays Off 49 More Workers

  Focus on the Family on Friday announced the layoff of 49 more employees due to decreased donations, bringing down the number of employees to less than half it had in 2002.

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  Sep 17, 2011

  Rick Warren to Preach at Lower Manhattan Church Sunday

  Pastor Rick Warren will preach on hope and future in Lower Manhattan Community Church, a few blocks away from New York City’s ground zero, on Sunday.

• Sep 12, 2011

  South Africa's 'Jesus-had-HIV' Pastor on 30-Day Fast

  A pastor from Cape Town who created a controversy with his “Jesus was HIV-positive” sermon last year is now on a month-long fast against poverty, crime, corruption and “racism.”

• Sep 12, 2011

  U.S. Troops Resilient Despite Blast in Afghanistan

  A powerful explosion wounded 77 American soldiers and killed five Afghans outside a combat outpost in Afghanistan on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but failed to break the confidence of U.S. troops that they will prevail over the Taliban.

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  Sep 12, 2011

  Is Perry Eating Into Romney's Endorsements?

  Even as Republican presidential contenders Rick Perry and Mitt Romney are gearing up for Monday night’s debate in Florida, a fight between the two for endorsements comes to fore.