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Court Rules "Under God" is Constitutional
- 3/11/2010
The AP reports "federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld the use of the words 'under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance and 'In God We Trust' on U.S. currency, rejecting arguments that the phrases violate the separation of church and state." "The ...
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Documentary Explores Modern Asia Revival
- 3/11/2010
A charismatic evangelist is spotlighting the world's "largest numerical revival" in a new documentary. 1040 explores the spread of Christianity throughout Asia, where the church has grown at an unprecedented rate. In China the number of Christians ha...
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Six Dead in Bombing of World Vision Office
- 3/10/2010
A terror cell attacked the World Vision offices in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday, killing six staff members and injuring at least five others. All the victims were Pakistani. Armed with hand grenades and automatic rifles, the terrorists stormed the...
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Protests Held In Jos After Fulani Muslims Massacre Hundreds Of Christians
- 3/9/2010
Nigerian youths in Bukuru and Barkin Ladi have been holding protests following the massacre of more than 200 Christians in Zot, Dogo Nahauwa and Rastat villages, Jos South, by armed Muslims Sunday morning (March 7). "Entire families are reported to h...
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Islamic Assailants Kill Hundreds of Christians Near Jos, Nigeria
- 3/9/2010
An uneasy calm prevailed in Plateau state, Nigeria, Monday following the killing of hundreds of Christians early Sunday morning in three farming villages near Jos by Muslims. The victims included many women and children killed with machetes by rampag...
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Sectarian Violence Leaves Hundreds Dead in Nigeria
- 3/8/2010
Up to 500 people may have been killed during weekend attacks in two Christian villages. One man, who lost his wife and two children, says gunshots were fired to scare people out of their homes. Then they were reportedly hacked by machette. Some victi...
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Next to the Last American Missionary Released from Haiti Jail
- 3/8/2010
Charisa Coulter left the Haitian jail accompanied by staff from the US Embassy.
She, along with nine other Americans, were arrested January 29th, after trying to take a group of children out of the country without the proper documents. The group cl...
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Wyoming Disentagles Itself from Bible School Regulation
- 3/8/2010
It sounds like a case of good intentions gone awry. In 2006 the Wyoming legislature passed a law to address so-called "diploma mills." The statute regulated post secondary religious education. But the cost of accreditation or licensure threatened the...
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Judge Orders Release of Another Haiti Volunteer
- 3/7/2010
The judge says he's signed the order to release Charisa Coulter. But it's still not a done deal. Someone has lost the official stamp to seal the order. Once it's found, Coulter will be on her way home. That leaves Laura Silsby as the only remaining s...
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Virginia Attorney General to Colleges: End Gay Protections
- 3/7/2010
They've sworn an oath to abide by state statutes. Now members of the governing boards of Virginia's state colleges and universities are being told to honor their oaths. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says it is up to the Legislature to define discr...
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State Bans Christian Schools from Teaching Creationism
- 3/7/2010
Education officials in South Australia have banned non-government schools from teaching creationism in science classes. But a schizophrenic approach may be acceptable. As a spokesman says, "It can be taught in religious studies." A Christian educatio...
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Coming Soon to a Megachurch Near You, the Holographic Pastor?
- 3/6/2010
The first optical hologram was produced in the early 60s, but few knew about it. Holograms probably reached the public consciousness in 1977 through the "Star Wars" movie. More recently, Madonna used the 3-D imagery technique at the Emmy awards. Now,...
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Ordinance Would Make it Harder to Feed the Homeless
- 3/6/2010
The locals call it the homeless Riviera: two blocks over from half million dollar condos on Biscayne Boulevard, Miami's homeless have taken over. That's also where Good Samaritans often hand out food. Some people are complaining of a mess left over a...
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The Day II Chronicles 7:14 became Reality in Haiti
- 3/6/2010
Not long after the devastating earthquake wreaked havoc on Haiti, President René Préval made a monumental decision. He called his nation to three days of fasting and prayer in place of the regular Mardi Gras celebration.
Together with his people, he...
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Don Wildmon Resigns as Chairman of American Family Association
- 3/6/2010
In recent months, the one-time Methodist pastor has been facing health problems. His son, Tim, is expected to take his place. Don Wildmon founded the American Family Association in 1977. He has often used boycotts to promote sanctity of life, traditi...
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Will 'The Dawn Treader' Float?
- 3/6/2010
Michael Flaherty jokingly calls the 100 Christian leaders who attended a "Narnia Summit" his accountability group. The producer showed clips from the upcoming "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" as they went through the entire script. The group overwhelming...
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Pressing on for Haiti's Orphans
- 3/6/2010
With earthquakes hitting Chile, Japan, Argentina, Taiwan. it's easy to forget Haiti. But Haiti's plight remains perilous. Not that God isn't doing miracles -- He is! Children are singing God's praises. Relief volunteers have arrived. Yet, there are r...
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Haiti Crisis Escalates
- 3/6/2010
Nearly two months after the catastrophic earthquake, I am still heartsick over the unbelievable pain and suffering I witnessed in Haiti. Survivors are facing more than just staggering physical needs such as food, clean water and shelter. Millions of ...
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Federal Judge Dismisses Shirley Dobson from Lawsuit against the National Day of Prayer
- 3/5/2010
"Prayer proclamations are a long-established and cherished American tradition going back to the Founding Fathers." On March 2nd, a federal judge dismissed all claims against Shirley Dobson, in a lawsuit that was brought by the Freedom From Religion ...
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Deadly attacks mar the run up to Iraqi elections
- 3/5/2010
Will any party truly protect Christians? Church leaders feel the violence is clearly linked to the elections and is meant to intimidate Christians. With the volatile situation and continuing violence, Christians in Iraq are increasingly fearful of vi...
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