Natalie Chu

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  Feb 14, 2011

  Evangelist Challenges Couples to Be Happy, Not Just Avoid Divorce

  This Valentine\'s Day, passionate evangelist Jay Lowder is encouraging couples to take the challenge and restore broken relationships.

• Feb 2, 2011

  Creation Museum Founder Pens Book to Defend Bible Consistency

  Ken Ham, founder of the Creation Museum, and a team of contributors defend the Bible against faith critics who claim the Scripture is contradictory in a new book titled Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions.

• Feb 1, 2011

  Bible Translation to be Launched in Two Unreached Regions

  Wycliffe Associates is launching Bible translation efforts in two new areas, one of which has a Christian minority constituting 0.02 percent of the population.

• Jan 27, 2011

  Former Hillsong Worship Leader Darlene Zschech Starts New Role

  Former Hillsong worship leader Darlene Zschech and her husband, Mark, were welcomed as the new senior pastors of Hope Unlimited Church this past weekend.

• Jan 24, 2011

  Ex-Gang Member Calls for Godly \'Heart Revolution\'

  A former gang member turned pastor is seeking to start a nationwide \"heart revolution.\" Your heart is your most valuable asset, he writes. The course of your life is determined by the condition of your heart.

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  Jan 19, 2011

  One Minute Apologist Offers Quick Answers to Curious Questions

  A YouTube-based ministry is providing \"one-minute\" answers to some of the trickiest and toughest questions commonly used to test a Christian\'s faith.

• Jan 15, 2011

  Vegas Pastor Talks Addictions, Destructive Habits

  \"What\'s holding you captive?\" asks former substance abuser Jud Wilhite, now the senior pastor of a 17,000-member church in Las Vegas.

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  Jan 12, 2011

  Missionary: Haitians Still Searching for Answers

  One year after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck close to Haiti\'s capital, Port-au-Prince, people are still searching for answers, said a long-time Haiti missionary.

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  Jan 11, 2011

  Ministry Takes on Sudan's Health Woes as Millions Vote

  If Southern Sudan were to form its own country as a result of the ongoing referendum, it would only be the start of a long journey to overcoming the poverty and underdevelopment it has suffered since Sudan gained independence from Britain and Egypt more than 50 years ago.

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  Jan 9, 2011

  Compassion Vows Holistic, Long-Term Commitment in Haiti

  Survivors of the Haiti earthquake that struck the country almost a year ago have witnessed many disaster relief organizations come and go, but the underlying problems that plagued the nation well before the tragedy still remain.