Alex Murashko

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  Dec 30, 2014

  Answers in Genesis Sets Up Religious Freedom, 'Cross of Christ' Video Billboard Next to Famous New Year's Eve Ball Drop in NY Times Square

  The apologetics ministry Answers in Genesis is hoping that, in addition to millions of people witnessing the famous ball dropping in Times Square on New Year's Eve, multitudes will also see its video billboard displayed nearby with a cross and reminder to Americans of the "religious freedoms they enjoy."

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  Dec 27, 2014

  Vandals Replace Baby Jesus in Mass. Church's Nativity Display with Pig's Head; Police Investigate Possible Hate Crime

  A vandal or vandals replaced a baby Jesus statue in a Nativity scene display in front of a Haverhill, Massachusetts, church with a bloody pig's head early Christmas morning, and police in the area are investigating the heinous act as a possible hate crime.

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  Dec 26, 2014

  Rick Warren to Deliver Mars Hill Church's Final Sermon via Video; Seattle-based Megachurch Closes its Doors at Year's End

  Saddleback Church's Pastor Rick Warren is scheduled to give the congregation at the Seattle-based Mars Hill Church, hosted at a dozen regional locations, its last sermon via video this Sunday, as the megachurch, founded and once led by Pastor Mark Driscoll, officially dissolves.

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  Dec 25, 2014

  NJ Megachurch's 'Spiritual Flash Mob' Delivers 12,000 Bags of Cookies, Hot Meal Vouchers on Christmas Eve

  More than 12,000 bags of cookies along with a note and voucher for free hot meals at a local eatery were given to residents and workers on Christmas Eve near the four locations of the New Jersey-based Liquid Church. The gift bags were distributed by more than 5,000 people who attended one of 12 services at the church in what was called a "spiritual flash mob."

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  Dec 23, 2014

  Conservative Virginia Minister Starts Prayer Campaign for Law Enforcement; 'This Lie That Police Are Out Hunting Down Black Men Has Got to Stop'

  Conservative politician Bishop E.W. Jackson, president of STAND, said he believes that police in the U.S. are not targeting black men, as some believe, and is calling for a prayer campaign in support of the country's law enforcement officers.

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  Dec 21, 2014

  Pastor Ron Edmondson to Wives: 7 Ways to Get Your Man to Shop With You

  Pastor Ron Edmondson of Immanuel Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky, has a confession to make — he shops with his wife. To that end, he recently decided that in an effort to improve and strengthen marriages, he would write down seven tips for wives to get their husbands to shop with them.

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  Dec 19, 2014

  NJ Megachurch Plans 'Spiritual Flash Mob' on Christmas Eve; Thousands of Churchgoers May Participate

  New Jersey-based Liquid Church announced this week its plan to equip churchgoers to participate in a "spiritual flash mob" on Christmas Eve.

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  Dec 18, 2014

  Interview: Up-And-Coming LA Worship Leader John Coggins on Being Virtually Unknown, His Break at ChristmasLand Hillsong Concert

  Saddleback Church Los Angeles worship leader John Coggins came to Hollywood via Tulsa, Oklahoma, just four months ago to simply grow his songwriting career and music production business, however, it appears God has more in store for him as doors are blowing wide open toward a career performing on stage as well, he said.

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  Dec 17, 2014

  Evangelical Leaders Ponder America's Race Problem: Is the Multiethnic Church the Solution?

  Evangelical pastors and leaders agreed during a panel discussion livestreamed on Tuesday from the historic Lorraine Motel and National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis about the need for the church in America to be more centered on the Gospel and not be swayed by the media when it comes to racially charged issues currently confronting the nation. Meanwhile the leader of a multi-ethnic church plant movement watching the conference said that it's long past time for only dialogue about race within th

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  Dec 16, 2014

  How Jesus' Servant Heart, Humble Love Came to Oaxacan Migrant Farm Workers Through Clean Feet

  Just under a two-hour drive south of the Tijuana, Mexico border, Christmas gifts and a strong message that Jesus came to serve the poor, were delivered by a group of Christians on a recent weekend missions trip that included washing the feet of Oaxacan migrant farm workers living in sparse homes inside a colonia.