Alex Murashko

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• Jun 23, 2011

  Televangelist Leaves TBN; Claims Censorship

  Trinity Broadcasting Network president Paul Crouch has recently denied claims of censorship for not airing an episode of televangelist Jack Van Impe where he disputed Rick Warren’s church-growing strategy.

• Jun 23, 2011

  Bible App Ministry Asks for Help With 'Alur' Recording

  Group asks social network followers to help finance New Testament translation into Alur, a language spoken in Uganda.

• Jun 21, 2011

  Christian Scholar: Stem Cell Research Is Not 'Baby Killing'

  Lutheran pastor and theologian Dr. Ted Peters outlined the “moral framework" under which he supports stem cell research while speaking at the Christian Scholars’ Conference at Pepperdine University last week.

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  Jun 20, 2011

  Polkinghorne: Colleges Need to Give Theology Same Priority As Science

  College universities that are heavy on science but light on theology are missing the opportunity to provide students with a truth-seeking environment, says a renowned scientist and theologian.

• Jun 19, 2011

  Report: Cancer Risk Higher for Less Educated Americans

  Higher education appears to be a game changer when it comes to cancer, according to an American Cancer Society report released Friday.

• Jun 19, 2011

  Internet Porn Reaching Kids Before Parents Have 'The Talk'?

  Internet pornography is increasingly trumping “the talk” between parents and their children about sex, online safety experts say.

• Jun 18, 2011

  Father's Day: How the Church Can Help Dads Raise Sons

  The church needs to stand in the gap and help ill-equipped men learn how to raise their sons to be proper men, contend ministry leaders ahead of Father’s Day.

• Jun 18, 2011

  John Piper Talks Succession With Tim Keller, D.A. Carson

  Pastor John Piper recently sat down with fellow theologians D.A. Carson and Tim Keller for an important discussion – it was time to compare notes on their succession for their churches and ministries.

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  Jun 17, 2011

  Gov't Anti-Bullying Policies Don't Work, Says Author

  Federal or local anti-bullying policies or programs are not the path to reducing the amount of verbal bullying in U.S. schools. Rather, the solution will come from children being taught about God’s forgiveness, says lawyer and author Wendy Cooper Starr.

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  Jun 16, 2011

  Schools Cutting Homework Time for Students

  School districts across the country are either approving or considering policies that cut down homework time for students to as little as 10 minutes per day and even none at all on weekends and holidays.