Michelle A. Vu

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• Nov 7, 2009

  Millions to Pray for Persecuted Christians on Sunday

  Millions of Christians around the world will pray for their persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ Sunday in observance of the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church.

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  Nov 6, 2009

  Campaign Launched to Free Iranian Female Converts

  A ministry that supports persecuted Christians launched a campaign Thursday to press Iran to release two young female converts who have been detained for eight months in one of the most notorious prisons in the country.

• Nov 5, 2009

  Huckabee: New Christmas Book Not 'Churchy,' Political

  Former Baptist pastor and presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said his latest book is neither \"churchy\" nor political, but simply about relationships as told through Christmas memories.

• Nov 5, 2009

  Critics, Supporters Keep Debate Over NAE's Immigration Stance Alive

  Groups for and against immigration reform continue to butt heads over the recent stance taken by the National Association of Evangelicals, which last month expressed their support for reform that includes more compassionate treatment of undocumented immigrants.

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  Nov 5, 2009

  Rick Warren, Reader's Digest Part Ways on Magazine Project

  The Purpose Driven Connection magazine will no longer be published by The Reader\'s Digest Association as of 2010, announced Rick Warren\'s media representative Wednesday.

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  Nov 3, 2009

  Interview: NAE's Galen Carey on Impact of Growing Up an MK

  Galen Carey, the new director of government affairs at the National Association of Evangelicals, spoke about the impact that growing up as a missionary kid in a poor country had on his career choice and on the issues he cares about.

• Nov 3, 2009

  Christian Doctors Blast House Bill as 'Overdose' in Reform

  The nation's largest faith-based association of physicians strongly criticized the new 2,000-page House health care bill as an "overdose" in reform that injects massive government intervention in the system.

• Oct 31, 2009

  Ministry Aims to End L.A. Homelessness by 2019

  A Christian ministry launched an ambitious initiative this week to cut homelessness on Los Angeles' infamous Skid Row by 90 percent within three years, and completely end homelessness in the nation\'s second largest city within 10 years.

• Oct 29, 2009

  Conservatives Vow to Keep Close Watch on Hate Crimes Law

  Christian conservative groups will be keeping a close watch over how new hate crimes legislation will be enforced after President Obama signed it into law Wednesday.

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  Oct 28, 2009

  Luis Palau CityFest Draws 55,000 in Arkansas

  Evangelist Luis Palau drew more than 55,000 people this past weekend during his two-day CityFest that capped off a massive Christian community service campaign.