Audrey Barrick

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• Feb 6, 2008

  UN Official Probes Kenya Violence; Peace Talks Continue

  The U.N.'s top human rights official sent a delegation to Kenya Wednesday to look into allegations of grave human rights violations in the wake of deadly post-election violence.

• Feb 6, 2008

  More Evangelicals Value Lent Disciplines

  As thousands of Catholics line up to receive the sign of the cross in ashes on Wednesday to mark the start of Lent, more Protestants are joining the tradition to observe Easter more meaningfully.

• Feb 5, 2008

  Same-Sex Couples Register in Oregon

  Same-sex couples lined up Monday in front of the Multnomah County Building to register for Oregon's new domestic partnership.

• Feb 5, 2008

  Pro-Lifers Fast this Lent Season to End Abortion

  As Christians around the world observe the earliest Lent season since 1913, pro-lifers in the United States will launch a 40-day fasting of their own kind in an effort to bring abortions to an end.

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  Feb 3, 2008

  Kenyan Churches Take Action in Fear of Genocide

  With ethnic tensions rising in violence-stricken Kenya despite peace efforts, local churches are stepping in to help prevent the country from descending into genocide.

• Feb 1, 2008

  Groups Push Fight to Reverse Middle School Birth Control Policy

  Conservatives and parents in Maine are not giving up the fight against allowing a middle school to give contraception to its students without parental consent.

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  Feb 1, 2008

  Gore's Green Message Resonates with Baptists

  Former Vice President Al Gore found a responsive crowd among thousands of Baptists when he brought his green message to Atlanta Thursday.

• Jan 28, 2008

  Group Rejects Claim that America's Youth are Pro-Choice

  A team of professional pro-lifers released a video Sunday spotlighting the growing youth presence in the fight against abortion.

• Jan 21, 2008

  Black, White Christians Cross Racial Lines to Honor Dr. King

  On what is believed to be the most segregated day of the week, local churches throughout the country broke down barriers to join in commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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  Jan 11, 2008

  Study: Most Americans Support School Prayers, Religious Displays

  A majority of Americans believe religious displays, prayers at school and the Ten Commandments display in a court building should be legal in the United States, a new study showed.