Alex Murashko

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  Oct 17, 2013

  Preparations for Perhaps Largest Evangelistic Event in US History on Track; Billy Graham's Message 'The Cross' Complete

  Preparations for perhaps the largest evangelistic event in U.S. history continue for Billy Graham and his ministry team with just three weeks to go before the famed preacher's message "The Cross," filmed from his home in North Carolina, is planned for broadcast through multiple platforms.

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  Oct 16, 2013

  Chuck Smith Memorial Service to Include Global Webcast From 18,000-Seat Arena

  Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa announced plans for a public memorial service for Pastor Chuck Smith, who died after a battle with lung cancer nearly two weeks ago, that include hosting the event at the more than 18,000-seat capacity Honda Center arena in Anaheim, Calif., on Oct. 27. Additionally, more than 200 churches worldwide presently plan to show the tribute, live via webcast, to the man credited for being instrumental in both the Calvary Chapel and "Jesus People" movements.

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  Oct 15, 2013

  Christians' Job to Re-establish Judeo-Christian Basis America Has Lost, Says Theologian Norman Geisler

  America no longer has a Judeo-Christian basis and it is up to Christians to help re-establish the nation's foundation before freedom is completely lost, said prolific author and theologian Dr. Norman Geisler.

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  Oct 13, 2013

  Letting Science 'Interpret' Scripture Is Slippery Slope, Says Young Earth/Universe Creationist

  A "young earth" creationist, who also believes the universe is much younger than many astronomers calculate, says once people begin to rely on science rather than the Bible to answer questions about our origin, even for just parts, they are asking for trouble.

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  Oct 11, 2013

  Richard Land Inauguration as Southern Evangelical Seminary President Includes Call to Excellence

  The Southern Evangelical Seminary warmly welcomed Dr. Richard Land, former longtime president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, during his inauguration held at First Baptist Church Indian Trail Thursday evening.

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  Oct 10, 2013

  Study on Catholic Church: Multicultural Parishes Increase as Hispanic Membership Grows in US

  The percentage of multicultural Catholic parishes in the U.S. is on the increase, according to research by the Georgetown University-based Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA). The report also indicates that some 29.7 million U.S. residents who self-identify as Hispanic or Latino are estimated to be Catholic, representing about 59 percent of the 50.5 million people of this race in the country.

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  Oct 9, 2013

  Rick Warren, Church Planters Talk Discipleship on First Day of Exponential West

  The subject of discipleship took center stage on the first day of the Exponential West conference hosted at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., where 2,000 church planting leaders onsite were treated on Tuesday to the first 10 of 27 speakers planned for the 3-day event.

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  Oct 8, 2013

  Mark Driscoll Pulls Up to Church Service in Hearse to Ask, 'Will Christianity Have a Funeral or a Future?'

  To emphasize his point (and promote his new book) that the Church is essentially dying, or at least on the cusp of doing so, Seattle megachurch pastor Mark Driscoll arrived to a Sunday evening worship service at Mars Hill Church U-District in a black hearse and suited in formal funeral attire.

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  Oct 6, 2013

  Christian Leaders Challenged to Go Deeper Into What It Means to Be Known by God at Catalyst

  Catalyst Atlanta, the annual conference featuring an "eclectic mix of seasoned sages, leadership experts, and passionate young upstarts," once again, did not disappoint the more than 13,000 believers who attended the 3-day mega-event. Those in attendance were challenged to go deeper into what it means to truly be known by God, organizers said at its conclusion.

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  Oct 4, 2013

  Legacy of Calvary Chapel's Pastor Chuck Smith Shared by Countless Christian Leaders

  Pastor Chuck Smith is being remembered as a man who impacted an entire generation, including many prominent Christian leaders, with his straightforward preaching and a life that reflected the Gospel message of Jesus Christ. Smith died early Thursday morning at his home in Newport Beach, Calif., after nearly a two-year battle with lung cancer at 86.