Stoyan Zaimov

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• Jan 6, 2012

  Ohio Pastor Offers Forgiveness, $1,000 to Thief in Name of Christ

  A pastor has forgiven and offered $1000 to the thief who broke into a trailer and stole $7,000 worth of musical equipment from City Edge Church in Lakewood, Ohio.

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  Jan 6, 2012

  'Water Sunday' Project Seeks Help Turning 'Rivers of Death' Into 'Rivers of Life'

  Water Missions International has launched its "Water Sunday" project, which encourages churches from across the United States to educate their congregations about the 884 million people around the world lacking access to clean water – and the 1.4 million children who die each year as a result of this crisis.

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  Jan 6, 2012

  Stephen Hawking Defies Expectations, Turns 70

  One of the most famous cosmologists in the world, Stephen Hawking, is set to turn 70 this Sunday, but experts are still puzzled as to how he has managed to survive this long with his disease.

• Jan 5, 2012

  Minn. Attorneys in Hot Water for Calling Judge 'Catholic Knight Witch Hunter'

  A Minnesota judge has ordered the arrest of an attorney representing an organization described as a "religious cult," after the lawyer failed to appear in court in Wednesday to face a hearing on some controversial statements she made against the judge.

• Jan 5, 2012

  Lost World Sea Creatures Uncovered Near Antarctic Hydrothermal Vents (VIDEO)

  British scientists have discovered a slew of unidentified sea creatures on the sea floor near Antarctica and have counted several new species of life amongst them.

• Jan 5, 2012

  Catholic Bishop Resigns After Revealing He Fathered 2 Children

  A Los Angeles bishop has handed in his resignation to the Vatican after admitting to having fathered two children against church law.

• Jan 4, 2012

  Baby Jesus Statue Painted with Satanic Symbols Latest in String of Nativity Attacks

  A baby Jesus figurine from a Nativity display was found vandalized with satanic imagery in Bangor, Pa., in one of many Christmas vandalism acts that have been reported around the country.

• Jan 4, 2012

  Rare Catholic Calendar With Relics of Jesus, Saints Discovered in NY

  A rare Roman Catholic calendar containing the relics of 365 saints, including that of a cross symbolizing the Passion of Jesus Christ, has been discovered in Buffalo, New York, over a century after it was lost.

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  Jan 4, 2012

  Presbyterian Community Divided Over GLBT Clergy Acceptance

  Ramifications of Amendment 10-A, passed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), which allows lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) clergy to be ordained as pastors, are still affecting the Presbyterian community and forcing some churches to split.

• Jan 3, 2012

  Ill. Cardinal's KKK-Gay Parade Comparison Sparks Call for Resignation

  Truth Wins Out (TWO), an activist group that fights anti-gay "religious extremism," is placing a full page ad in the Chicago Tribune calling for the resignation of Cardinal Francis George for comments he made comparing the city's Gay Pride Parade to the Ku Klux Klan.