Audrey Barrick

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  Dec 3, 2009

  Survey: Americans Willing to Forgo Gifts for Charity Donations

  Nearly 40 percent of Americans are willing to forgo another holiday gift and have that money given to charities instead, a recent survey shows.

• Nov 30, 2009

  Christians Seek to Reach 1M Homes with Good News of Christmas

  Crossway Books and Bibles is partnering with retail stores and churches throughout the country to reach at least one million homes with the good news of Christmas.

• Nov 28, 2009

  Former Southern Baptist Head Mourns Death of Daughter

  Southern Baptists are pouring out support for their former president, Frank Page, whose daughter recently died. Melissa Page Strange died Friday at age 32.

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  Nov 25, 2009

  Charities Anticipate Large Crowds for Thanksgiving Meals

  With more families struggling to put food on the table and the unemployment rate high, many nonprofits are anticipating larger crowds for their turkey giveaways and dinners on Thursday.

• Nov 24, 2009

  Vt. Church Sells Stained-Glass Window to Help Homeless

  First Baptist Church in Brattleboro, Vt., is selling its Tiffany stained-glass window to continue helping the homeless. First Baptist operates an overflow shelter, supplying beds to dozens of visitors

• Nov 23, 2009

  Author Conveys to Christians A New Way of Being Smart

  Relationally intelligent. That's the new way of being smart, according to one Los Angeles pastor.

• Nov 19, 2009

  United Methodists Attempt to Develop More Young Leaders

  Nearly 200 high school seniors and young adults signed commitment cards indicating they are ready to serve as ordained elders and deacons in the United Methodist Church.

• Nov 17, 2009

  Christian Blogger Raises $30K in 18 Hours

  A 33-year-old preacher's kid from Atlanta recently raised $30,000 in 18 hours to build a kindergarten in Vietnam. It was his first shot at fundraising but even more surprising is the fact that the money was raised through his blog.

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  Nov 16, 2009

  Report: Americans Still Favor Faith-Based Programs

  Most Americans still support government funding for faith-based initiatives, according to a new report. Only 25 percent oppose it.

• Nov 14, 2009

  Churches, Communities Host 'Weekend to End Slavery'

  Americans and others around the world are hosting house parties and local screenings this weekend in a movement to help end modern day slavery.