Eric Young

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  Apr 25, 2009

  Osteen's 'Historic Night of Hope' to Draw Tens of Thousands and More

  Megachurch pastors Joel and Victoria Osteen will be holding "A Historic Night of Hope" Saturday night at the new Yankee stadium in New York.

• Apr 24, 2009

  'Bible Across America' Effort Still Ongoing

  Though the "Bible Across America" tour officially came to an end last month, the effort to gather handwritten Bible verses from 31,173 people across the nation is still ongoing.

• Apr 23, 2009

  Over 3,000 Christian Leaders Gather to Become 'Change Agents'

  Over 3,000 next generation leaders from all over the world have gathered in Irvine, Calif., for three days of teaching, worship and exploration of what's possible for the Church.

• Apr 23, 2009

  U.S. Christian Bands Receive Awards from North Korea

  U.S.-based Christian bands Casting Crowns and the Annie Moses Band received awards for their performances last week at the April Springs Arts Festival in North Korea.

• Apr 23, 2009

  Young Christian Leader Makes Case for 'Unfashionable' Churches

  The new senior minister of the historic Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., is convinced that serious seekers today aren't looking for something appealing and trendy.

• Apr 23, 2009

  Christian Businessmen Convene Amid Marketplace 'Reformation'

  Christian business and financial representatives from at least 15 nations and 40 U.S. states have convened in Austin, Texas, to discuss potential economic strategies and solutions for the troubled economy.

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  Apr 22, 2009

  New Reality TV Series Highlights Christian Group's Life-Saving Efforts

  Airing throughout this month will be the pilot episode for a new reality TV series, "Children's Heart," which offers an inside look into how one organization is bringing children to the United States for live-saving surgery not available in their own countries.

• Apr 21, 2009

  Casting Crowns Heads Home After North Korea Trip

  Contemporary Christian band Casting Crowns was scheduled to leave Beijing Monday night after spending nearly a week in North Korea. The popular Christian group had participated in North Korea's annual Spring Friendship Arts Festival

• Apr 21, 2009

  Pirates Attack 2nd Ship Carrying Food Aid for World Vision Programs

  A second ship carrying donated food to Rwanda was attacked last week by pirates off the coast of Somalia.

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  Apr 20, 2009

  Ministry Leader Emphasizes Youth Outreach on Columbine Anniversary

  People across the nation observed a moment of silence Monday at the exact time that gunshots broke out on the campus of Columbine High School in Colorado ten years earlier.