Alex Murashko

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  Jun 10, 2014

  Southern Baptist Convention: More Than 6,000 Messengers Expected to Hear Call to 'Do More' at Annual Meeting

  More than 6,000 representatives of churches within the Southern Baptist Convention, known as messengers, are expected to address the major issues facing the nation's largest Protestant denomination, including reaching more people with the Gospel, during its two-day annual meeting in Baltimore beginning Tuesday.

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  Jun 4, 2014

  Christian Psychiatrist on Santa Barbara Shooter: Many Warning Signs Apparent to Family, Friends Went 'Largely Unheeded'

  The founder and executive director of a Christian-based addiction and mental health counseling helpline says that there were plenty of warning signs that should have prompted a number of different people to seek help for Santa Barbara, California, shooter Elliot Rodger, the 22-year-old who killed six people before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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  Jun 3, 2014

  Christian Group Plans 'Prayer Storm' to 'Scale the Cliffs and Attack Evil' on D-Day 70th Anniversary

  A growing online group of Christians emphasizing the spiritual power of repentance is holding a 'D-Day 70th Anniversary Prayer Storm' in an effort to push back evil in the world, organizers announced on Monday.

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  May 30, 2014

  Twitter User Behind @HiddenCash Scavenger Hunt Money Giveaway Creating Public, Media Frenzy in Los Angeles

  A social media scavenger hunt that includes envelopes of money left in hiding places has caused a bit of a frenzy in the Los Angeles area for the last couple of days thanks to someone with the username @HiddenCash on Twitter.

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  May 30, 2014

  Dinesh D'Souza Admits to Errors in Judgment in Personal and Political Life, Says He's Come to Point of Restoration (INTERVIEW)

  Conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, who recently pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud, admits that the last couple of years of his life have been a whirlwind that includes both political and personal failures, as well as successes and restoration.

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  May 28, 2014

  Apologetics Ministry Leader: Christians Need More Engagement in Culture Through Arts, Literature

  Christians should intentionally and intelligently do more to engage current culture through the arts, says Anthony Horvath, the executive director of Athanatos Christian Ministries, an apologetics ministry.

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  May 26, 2014

  Erwin McManus Ushers in New Chapter With MSC, Live Worship Recording at Historic Wiltern Theater

  Author and pastor Erwin McManus ushered in a new chapter in his ministry, that includes encouraging and nurturing creativity within the Christian community, when he introduced his daughter and core members of Mosaic L.A. church's worship team to record their first album in front of 1,400 people at the historic Wiltern theater Saturday evening.

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  May 24, 2014

  Rick Warren to Honor US, Camp Pendleton Military at Special Memorial Weekend Services in San Clemente

  In honor of the U.S. military service men and women who have sacrificed their lives, Saddleback Church San Clemente, a regional campus of the Lake Forest-based church, will be hosting special services on Sunday that include a Wounded Warrior from nearby Camp Pendleton telling a part of his life story and a visit from church founder and pastor Rick Warren.

• May 24, 2014

  Wisconsin School District Apologizes for Showing Students One-Sided Video That Promotes Same-Sex Marriage

  A religious freedom advocacy group commends a Wisconsin school district for apologizing for showing students what is described as a one-sided video that promotes same-sex marriage and attacks religious views to the contrary.

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  May 22, 2014

  Mars Hill Church: Video Editing of Mark Driscoll's Sermons Not Unusual; Uncut Version of Recent Message Stolen

  Mars Hill Church officials deny that anything out of the ordinary was done when a video of a recent sermon by Pastor Mark Driscoll was edited to exclude a portion about Jesus and "mistakes" he may have made during His life on earth. Also, the pastor of the church's communications' team says the original video of the unedited complete sermon used to compare the two versions was stolen from a restricted password protected site.