Alex Murashko

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  Dec 13, 2012

  Children's Bible Club Delivers 6th Millionth Lesson

  The sixth millionth lesson from a popular Bible club for children was sent by Child Evangelism Fellowship recently to a member, marking a milestone for the largest Christian-based children's ministry in the world.

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  Dec 12, 2012

  College Settles With Student-Counselor Expelled for Trying to Reassign Gay Client

  A graduate student who was expelled from Eastern Michigan University's counseling program for trying to have a homosexual client reassigned to someone else because of her religious beliefs will receive a settlement from the college. The announcement came from her lawyers at Alliance Defending Freedom earlier this week.

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  Dec 12, 2012

  US Navy Cancels Live Nativity Scene on Bahrain Military Base

  The U.S. Navy has ordered service members on a military base in Bahrain to discontinue a long-standing tradition of a "Live Nativity" after a military atheist group complained that the manger scene not only violated the Constitution, but endangered Americans serving in a Muslim country as well.

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  Dec 11, 2012

  Coptic Christians Asking Free World to Cut Ties With Egypt Under Morsi

  The founder of an international group of advocates for the equality and rights of Coptic Christians is appealing to the leaders of democratic nations to cut any ties with Egypt. The Voice of the Copts is attempting to thwart President Mohamed Morsi's regime from implementing a primarily Islamic-based constitution.

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  Dec 11, 2012

  Greg Laurie Gives Optimistic Update on Frank Pastore During Sermon

  Popular Christian radio talk show host Frank Pastore remains in a coma while in critical, but stable condition three weeks after a motorcycle accident on a Southern California freeway. However, Pastor Greg Laurie gave an optimistic update about his good friend at the beginning of his sermon at Harvest Christian Fellowship Church in Riverside Sunday morning.

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  Dec 8, 2012

  Dinesh D'Souza's '2016' Movie: Winner at the Box Office Snubbed by Oscar

  Dinesh D'Souza's documentary "2016: Obama's America" failed to earn an Oscar nomination despite earning $33.4 million at the box office, and becoming the fourth highest grossing documentary in history. Of course, there isn't much an outcry inside liberal Hollywood. However, D'Souza didn't keep quiet about the Academy Awards committee snub.

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  Dec 8, 2012

  US Coptic Solidarity Group Condemns Morsi, Plans Protest at White House

  A U.S.-based group of advocates for the equality and rights of Coptic Christians plans to hold a demonstration in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, to condemn the power grab and other illegitimate measures taken by President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt, organizers stated Friday.

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  Dec 7, 2012

  Jacksonville Tim Tebow Fans to Give Hometown Hero Flash Mob Reception

  Chances are slim that N.Y. Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow will see much action in his hometown of Jacksonville Sunday when his team faces the Jaguars, but that isn't stopping a local company and fans who plan to show their enthusiasm for the Heisman Trophy winner by performing a flash mob.

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  Dec 7, 2012

  Mark Driscoll: 'Puff or Pass, Should Christians Smoke Pot or Not?'

  Mark Driscoll, lead pastor of the Seattle-based Mars Hill Church, on Thursday marked the day marijuana possession became legal under Washington state law by publishing an e-book and blog post that asks, "Should Christians smoke pot or not?"

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  Dec 6, 2012

  'Genius' Movie Includes Look at Spiritual Journey of Beatles' John Lennon

  Evangelist and film producer Ray Comfort's newly released documentary film "Genius" takes a look at the spiritual aspects of John Lennon at the beginning and end of his half-hour movie. It also features video footage of Comfort approaching people with his unique street evangelism style. On Wednesday, the movie was available free online, just ahead of the 32-year anniversary on Saturday (Dec. 8) of the day the Beatles' singer was shot outside his apartment.