Stoyan Zaimov

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• Mar 16, 2012

  Christian Foundation Pledges to Donate $1B to Charitable Causes

  Covenant Values Foundation, a non-denominational Christian organization established by Chattanooga philanthropists and businessmen Carey V. Brown and Steve Steele, has announced that it is making a "Billion Dollar Pledge" to worthwhile charities around the world.

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  Mar 15, 2012

  Inspiration Networks Defends David Cerullo's $2.5M Salary

  The Inspiration Networks (INSP), a nonprofit Christian broadcaster, has come out in defense of its CEO, evangelist David Cerullo, who has recently come under fire after IRS reports of his $2.5 million salary for 2010 were released.

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  Mar 15, 2012

  Dissidents Occupy Cuban Church Ahead of Pope Meeting With Castro

  More than a dozen dissidents in Cuba have occupied a church in Havana in an effort to attract Pope Benedict XVI's attention when he visits later this month, in the hope of exposing human rights crimes allegedly taking place in the communist country.

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  Mar 15, 2012

  Palestinian Christians Focus on Peace, Not End Times Prophecy, at 'Checkpoint' Conference

  A conference held last week in Bethlehem between March 5-9 brought together more than 600 international and local Christians to discuss the future of Palestinian Christians and the ongoing Middle East conflict.

• Mar 15, 2012

  Pastors Most Focused on Vision and Mission, Poll Finds

  A poll involving interviews with 614 senior pastors of Protestant churches throughout the U.S. found that church leaders are most concerned with assessing their vision and mission in order to stay relevant in today's culture.

• Mar 14, 2012

  Steve Harvey Daytime Talk Show to Offer Male View on Life and Relationships

  Comedian Steve Harvey, one of the original "Kings of Comedy" featured in Spike Lee's 2000 film and star of the WB's "The Steve Harvey Morning Show" has scored a brand new syndicated daily TV show at WMAQ/NBC 5 studios in downtown Chicago.

• Mar 14, 2012

  Archeologist Assembling World's Largest Biblical Artifacts Museum

  A collector deemed "the Indiana Jones of biblical archaeology" has helped amass the world's biggest private collection of biblical texts and artifacts, which are on a worldwide traveling tour and will be on display one day at a nonsectarian Bible museum.

• Mar 14, 2012

  Mitt Romney Pledges to 'Get Rid' of Planned Parenthood

  In an effort to trim down the nation's $15.5 trillion debt, Republican GOP candidate Mitt Romney has pledged, that if he were president, he would get rid of several "non-crucial" programs, including Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion provider in the U.S.

• Mar 14, 2012

  Obama's Energy Policy Hurting Economy and Environment, Harvard Biologist Argues

  A Harvard biologist who has worked on environmental issues in the U.S. Senate for former conservative Sen. Gordon Humphrey (R-NH) has claimed that President Barack Obama's green technology push is actually causing more damage than good to the environment.

• Mar 13, 2012

  Mysterious Nodding Disease Devastating Thousands of Children in Africa (VIDEO)

  The first clinics set up to help children in Uganda suffering from a mysterious nodding syndrome have been opened, and medical professionals are now attempting to battle a disease that has baffled science for decades.