Audrey Barrick

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• Oct 19, 2006

  'Spellbound' Guides Parents Against Supernatural Influence on Kids

• Oct 18, 2006

  Presbyterians See Positive Amid Gay Fray

• Oct 11, 2006

  Gospel Superfest to Draw Thousands in New York

• Oct 10, 2006

  Study: Top Reasons for Staff Dismissal in Southern Baptist Churches

  An annual study found the same top five reasons why staff members in Southern Baptist churches are terminated from their positions with relational issues topping the list.

• Oct 2, 2006

  Survey: Faith a Minor Impact on Children

  Survey findings revealed the majority of "tweens" – children aged around 8 to 12 years old – have positive impressions of or experiences with family. On the flip side, less than half view faith as important to them.

• Sep 22, 2006

  Carrie Underwood Nabs Two AMA Nominations

  American Music Award nominees were announced this week with new Country artist Carrie Underwood up for two awards and Grammy-award winning band Casting Crowns in the running for Favorite Contemporary Inspirational Artist for a second time.

• Sep 21, 2006

  Pro-Family Group Demands NBC to Cancel Madonna Crucifixion Special

  After religious groups worldwide were irked by the disrespectful act of Madonna's concert staged crucifixion, the American Family Association is encouraging individuals to help cancel a television special that may be airing on NBC.

• Sep 20, 2006

  Study: Most Southern Baptists Don't Embrace Calvinism

  LifeWay Research released the results of its first project this week, showing that the majority of Southern Baptist pastors do not consider themselves five-point Calvinists.

• Sep 14, 2006

  Rosie O'Donnell's Remarks on 'Radical Christianity' Draw Fire

  Rosie O'Donnell, the new co-host of the ABC women's talk show "The View," made some comments on Christianity this week that has prompted some Christians to respond in strong disagreement.

• Sep 11, 2006

  Assemblies of God Makes Desperate Changes for Pentecostal Discipleship

  The Assemblies of God made significant changes after revealing an alarmingly small increase in membership over the past decade. One of the changes included a new commission for Pentecostal discipleship, which the denomination found a desperate need for.