Aaron J. Leichman

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• Mar 9, 2010

  Widow of Slain Pastor: Where Was God on March 8?

  Before the congregation of First Baptist Church in Maryville, Ill., Winters shared about the day of her husband\'s death and the struggles she encountered thereafter.

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  Feb 23, 2010

  Top Protestant Bishop in Germany Caught Driving Drunk

  The head of the largest Protestant church body in Germany was pulled over this past weekend after running a red light.

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  Feb 21, 2010

  Anglican Head Embarks on Middle East Tour

  The head of the worldwide Anglican Communion expressed his "deep" concern over the declining number of believers in the Middle East as he marked the start a four-day visit to the region.

• Feb 17, 2010

  Family of Slain Woman Drops Attempt to Sue Joyce Meyer Ministries

  The lawyers who sought to add Charismatic Christian author and speaker Joyce Meyer as a defendant in a wrongful death suit will not proceed with their effort, according to documents recently filed.

• Feb 16, 2010

  Millions to Mark Lent, Countdown to Easter

  Millions of Christians worldwide will usher in the 40-day season of Lent by imposing the sign of the cross on their foreheads with ash on Wednesday.

• Feb 16, 2010

  4 Christians Shot, 1 Kidnapped Since Start of Iraqi Campaign Season

  A gunman opened fire on two Christian university students in Iraq Tuesday, killing one and wounding the other. Tuesday\'s attack follows two other ones in as many days.

• Feb 15, 2010

  Rev. Joseph Lowery Released from Hospital

  The Rev. Joseph Lowery was released from an Atlanta hospital over the weekend after having spent two weeks there.

• Feb 14, 2010

  Egyptian Court Delays Trial of Accused Christmas Eve Shooters

  The trial of three Muslim men accused of killing seven Coptic Christians outside a church in Egypt opened Saturday with \"not guilty\" pleas but was adjourned for five weeks.

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  Feb 13, 2010

  3 Sketches Released in Texas Church Fires Probe

  Sketches of three people sought in connection with the spate of church fires in eastern Texas were released Friday along with a plea to the public.

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  Feb 13, 2010

  British Airways Worker Loses Religious Discrimination Case

  A British Airways check-in worker who refused to hide her cross necklace at work has lost her case against the airline in London's Court of Appeals but will likely take it up to the Supreme Court.