- 03/30/2012
Interview: President Jimmy Carter Talks About His New Bible and Christian Beliefs
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03/30/2012John Piper, Tim Keller Discuss Why Churches Still Struggle With Racism
At a live discussion on race and the Gospel this week in New York City, evangelical pastors John Piper and Tim Keller discussed why racism still persists in today's Church and shared struggles that pastors, including themselves, face in pursuing racial diversity in their churches.
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03/02/2012Interview: Hobby Lobby's Steve Green - Bible Engagement Visionary
Steve Green's official title may be Hobby Lobby President but at heart he's a visionary for Bible engagement. He devotes half his time to promote the study and reading of what he calls the "most-banned, most-debated, best-selling book of all time."
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02/15/2012Interview: Roma Downey Teaches God's Love to Preschoolers in Faith-Based DVD Series (VIDEO)
For almost 10 years, Roma Downey shared the message of God's love as the star of "Touched by an Angel." Now, the mother of three and devoted Christian wants to introduce that same message to preschoolers through her faith-based animated DVD series "Little Angels," which hit stores shelves on Tuesday, Feb. 14.
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'Sexperiment' Pastor: Not Satisfying Spouse in Bed Is a Sin
Sexperiment author and Fellowship Church pastor Ed Young, who is challenging married couples at his church to have sex for seven straight days, believes that sexual deprivation and not satisfying a spouse within the lovemaking department are sinful.
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02/13/2012Interview: Ed Young on 'Sexperiment' and Why His Preaching Style Is Not Gimmicky
Ed Young, founding and senior pastor of Fellowship Church, has drawn international attention for his new Sexperiment series after staging a 24-hour bed-in with his wife atop his church. Some Christians even called the attempt to get people talking about sex "gimmicky." But according to the evangelical megachurch pastor, his preaching style is not "gimmicky" but "God-driven."
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02/07/2012Missio Nexus Debuts as Largest Evangelical Mission Network in North America
The merger of two dominant mission associations in North America culminated Monday with the public unveiling of Missio Nexus, which is now the largest evangelical mission network in North America.
- 02/06/2012
Historic Merger Joins 35,000 Missionaries as N.America Mission Turns 200
Top evangelical leaders across North America are joining a special service Monday in Boston to celebrate the 200th anniversary of North America's first ordained missionaries. The event also marked the official debut of Missio Nexus, which will be one of the largest evangelical mission network in North America formed through the historic merger of CrossGlobal Link and The Mission Exchange.
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10/05/2011Steve Jobs Death: Apple Calls Him Brilliant, Passionate
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died Wednesday at the age of 56, the company has confirmed. Apple’s board of directors released the following statement via newswire late Wednesday.
- 10/05/2011
Steve Jobs Dead: Apple Confirms Wednesday Passing
Apple’s genius co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs died Wednesday after losing a battle with pancreatic cancer. He died aged just 56.
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08/15/2011Pastor Zachery Tims Dead: Toxicology Tests Pending; Autopsy Inconclusive
The mystery surrounding the cause of death for Pastor Zachery Tims, founder of the Florida-based megachurch New Destiny Christian Center, continues after an autopsy proved inconclusive. Tissue and toxicology tests are pending.
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07/31/20119/11 Cross Suit: Bloomberg Defends Religious Displays at Memorial
Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Friday defended the display of religious symbols, including the World Trade Center cross, at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
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07/27/2011Evangelical Christian Leaders Pay Tribute to John Stott
Evangelical Christian leaders from around the world are mourning the death of evangelical figure John Stott, who died Wednesday at the age of 90.
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07/24/2011Gay Marriage New York City: Thousands Protest New Law
Christians were among the thousands of New Yorkers that protested the new gay marriage law Sunday in a massive rally that spanned across four cities. Protesters gathered at rallies held in Manhattan, Albany, Rochester and Buffalo demanding that state lawmakers put the gay marriage issue before voters by placing it on a statewide referendum.
Tags Homosexuality - 07/24/2011
Gay Marriage New York City: Senator Won't Tolerate Hatred From Christians Toward Gays
State Senator Ruben Diaz (D-Bronx) said that he will not tolerate any messages of hatred from Christians joining the rally Sunday against the New York's new gay marriage law.
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