Katherine Weber

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  Oct 5, 2012

  Tyler Perry Donates Van to Disabled Georgia Woman

  Hollywood powerhouse Tyler Perry has donated a specialized van to a Georgia woman with cerebral palsy after hers was stolen last week near Atlanta.

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  Oct 4, 2012

  Singapore City Harvest Church Manager Accused in Fraud Case Allowed to Travel

  At Thursday's pre-trial conference for a fraud court case involving staff of Kong Hee's City Harvest Church in Singapore, a third defendant received permission to travel overseas.

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  Oct 4, 2012

  'Role Model' Kirk Cameron to Speak at Liberty University's Convocation

  Actor and devout Christian Kirk Cameron will be speaking at the Liberty University Convocation Homecoming ceremony tomorrow, Oct. 5, an event which university president Jerry Falwell Jr. describes as a special experience for the school's film program.

• Oct 4, 2012

  Boy Finds 30,000-Year Old Mammoth Remains in Russia

  An 11-year-old boy has discovered the remains of a 30,000-year-old mammoth in northern Russia, and paleontologists are calling it the best preserved mammoth find in over a century.

• Oct 3, 2012

  Pro-Family Groups Fear Del. Child Abuse Law Criminalizes Spanking

  A controversial child abuse law has recently taken effect in Delaware, sparking concern among pro-family groups that argue that the new law is an overreaching government attempt to control parenting methods, especially corporal punishment.

• Oct 3, 2012

  Christian Students Executed by Boko Haram in Nigeria; Believers Pray for 'Change of Heart'

  Multiple sources have confirmed that about 25 to 30 Christian college students were massacred at a university in northeastern Nigeria late Monday night, causing Christians to pray for a "change of heart" among the extremist Islamist group Boko Haram to put a stop to the continued violence.

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  Oct 3, 2012

  Yale University May Revoke Fraternity's Charter Due to Its Christians-Only Bylaw

  Reports from Yale University indicate that the largest Christian fraternity in the nation is struggling to attain official recognition at the prestigious school because its religion-based bylaws conflict with the school's non-discrimination policy.

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  Oct 2, 2012

  Youcef Nadarkhani's Lawyer Serving Nine-Year Prison Sentence

  Reports from various human rights organizations Tuesday indicate that Mohammad Ali Dadkhah, the human rights lawyer responsible for defending Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, has started serving a nine-year prison sentence for allegedly acting against national security and spreading propaganda.

• Oct 2, 2012

  Pa. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against 'Year of the Bible,' Calls Resolution a 'Waste'

  A Philadelphia judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an atheist organization against the Pennsylvania State Legislature for passing a resolution designating 2012 as the "Year of the Bible." However, the judge described the resolution as "proselytizing and exclusionary" and suggested that it was an election-year gimmick.

• Oct 2, 2012

  Michele Bachmann's 'Falafel Is a Gateway Food' Satire Mistaken for Real

  A recent satire piece quoting Michele Bachmann as saying the falafel is a "gateway food" to Islam has gone viral, with many readers believing the Minnesota congresswoman's comments to be real.