Audrey Barrick

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• Sep 14, 2009

  Hybels Redirects Christians to 'The Forgotten Way'

  Addressing the concerns and needs of a 25,000-member congregation, Pastor Bill Hybels launched a sermon series this past weekend challenging them to return to Jesus' way, or what he called the "forgotten way."

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  Sep 12, 2009

  New Baptist Leader Hopes to Move Ahead in Unity

  After winning the presidency by a landslide, the Rev. Julius R. Scruggs says he hopes to move his Baptist convention forward as a united body.

• Sep 11, 2009

  Survey Reveals Prevalence of Clergy Sexual Misconduct

  Findings from a nationwide study reveal that clergy sexual misconduct is more prevalent than many people believe. The study is part of an effort by Baylor University to identify and prevent clergy sexual misconduct.

• Sep 10, 2009

  American Congregations Show Some Signs of Vitality

  A new report on America's congregations confirms what many already know – that churches are struggling and facing decline. But analysts say there is hope amid the negative trends.

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  Sep 4, 2009

  Black Woman Alleges Racial Discrimination in Suit Against Billy Graham Ministry

  An African American woman's lawsuit against the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association was moved into federal court Wednesday.

• Sep 2, 2009

  Detroit-Area Church Campaigns with 'Satan' Signs

  Metro South Church in Trenton, Mich., is the latest church to grab the attention of the local community and media outlets through a marketing campaign that includes signs signed by Satan.

• Sep 1, 2009

  Scholars to Revise Popular NIV Bible

  The popular New International Version (NIV) of the Bible will be revised for the first time in 25 years, global ministry Biblica announced on Tuesday.

• Aug 25, 2009

  Andy Stanley Preaches on 'Losing Your Religion'

  Pastor Andy Stanley has met many people over the years who said they stopped believing in God, are on the edge of losing their faith, or are just lost.

• Aug 14, 2009

  Max Lucado Emboldens Christians to Fear Less

  Bestselling author Max Lucado is declaring war on fear. "I really believe Jesus wants us to lead lives in which we fear less," Lucado said at a recent Town Hall in San Antonio, Texas.

• Aug 14, 2009

  Survey Profiles Nonreligious Americans

  A recent survey took a close look at the "nonreligious" population, offering a picture of what they are really like and determining whether stereotypes of nonbelievers are accurate.