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'Vampire' Author Anne Rice 'Quits' Christianity
Interview with the Vampire author Anne Rice declared Wednesday that she “quit being Christian.”
Christian Aborts Robbery Attempt with Jesus Talk
A young robber went into a South Florida cell phone store hoping to come out with some cash until he was dissuaded by a talk about Jesus.
Bill Seeks to Permanently Ban Abortion Funding
A new U.S. House bill introduced Thursday seeks to permanently ban federal funding of abortion across all federal agencies.
Progressive Christian Weighs In on Influence of Religious Left
Democratic senators recently tipped their hat to the broad faith community for their support on economic and social justice issues and appealed for a continued commitment.
Suspected Islamists Shoot 5 Christians to Death in Pakistan
A dozen masked men shot five Christians to death as they came out of their church building here on July 15, two months after a banned Islamic extremist group sent church leaders a threatening letter, relatives said.
Commentary: Ideology v. Reality
Clearly, President Obama and his allies in Congress believe that all social questions, be they economic or otherwise, are best addressed by government.
Baptists from 105 Countries Unite in Honolulu
Thousands of Baptists from around the world have converged in Honolulu this week for the 20th Baptist World Congress. Outgoing BWA president David Coffey opened up the gathering challenging Baptists to hear the Holy Spirit.
England Has Lost Confidence in Gospel, Says Theologian
It may tempting to think the church can win converts if it has the right strapline or soundbite, but the most effective way remains telling people about Jesus Christ, said a British theologian.
Evangelical Body: Cancel 'Burn a Quran' Day
The nation’s largest evangelical body is urging the Florida church behind “International Burn A Quran Day” to cancel its plans.
Mayors Urged to Resist Atheists' Demands to Drop Invocations
Attorneys with a Christian legal firm have urged mayors in South Carolina and Florida not to give in to the demands of atheists by removing Christian invocations from their council meetings.
Fla. Megachurch Readies Oil Spill Kids for Back to School
A Florida megachurch will hold a back-to-school backpack drive this weekend to help the children of families affected by the Gulf Coast oil spill.
Episcopal Head Talks Conflict, Diversity, Immigration
The existence of conflict in the church is a sign of health and vitality, the head of The Episcopal Church told a live Web audience Wednesday.
Interview with the Vampire author Anne Rice declared Wednesday that she “quit being Christian.”
A young robber went into a South Florida cell phone store hoping to come out with some cash until he was dissuaded by a talk about Jesus.
A new U.S. House bill introduced Thursday seeks to permanently ban federal funding of abortion across all federal agencies.
Democratic senators recently tipped their hat to the broad faith community for their support on economic and social justice issues and appealed for a continued commitment.
A dozen masked men shot five Christians to death as they came out of their church building here on July 15, two months after a banned Islamic extremist group sent church leaders a threatening letter, relatives said.
Clearly, President Obama and his allies in Congress believe that all social questions, be they economic or otherwise, are best addressed by government.
Thousands of Baptists from around the world have converged in Honolulu this week for the 20th Baptist World Congress. Outgoing BWA president David Coffey opened up the gathering challenging Baptists to hear the Holy Spirit.
It may tempting to think the church can win converts if it has the right strapline or soundbite, but the most effective way remains telling people about Jesus Christ, said a British theologian.
The nation’s largest evangelical body is urging the Florida church behind “International Burn A Quran Day” to cancel its plans.
Attorneys with a Christian legal firm have urged mayors in South Carolina and Florida not to give in to the demands of atheists by removing Christian invocations from their council meetings.
A Florida megachurch will hold a back-to-school backpack drive this weekend to help the children of families affected by the Gulf Coast oil spill.
The existence of conflict in the church is a sign of health and vitality, the head of The Episcopal Church told a live Web audience Wednesday.
