Eric Young

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• Jul 9, 2007

  Sony Apologizes for Game's Bloody Church Shootout; Refuses Demands

  LONDON – Sony has issued a public apology for using Manchester Cathedral in northwest England as a backdrop for a bloody shootout in a violent video game.

• Jul 8, 2007

  MLK Niece Urges NAACP to Adopt Anti-Abortion Resolution

  The niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has called for the national convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to adopt a resolution passed by the group's chapter in Macon, Ga., that addresses the impact abortion has had on the African American community.

• Jul 7, 2007

  Episcopal Priest Suspended Over Muslim-Christian Identity

  The Rev. Ann Holmes Redding, the Episcopalian who made headlines after she told the Seattle Times that she was ''100 percent'' Muslim and Christian, must now take a year from her position at Seattle's St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral.

• Jul 1, 2007

  Palestine, Israel Churches Seek Boost in Faith-Based Peace Efforts

  Local congregations in the land of Israel/Palestine are looking to the broadest and most inclusive ecumenical group of churches to play a stronger role in supporting their struggle for peace.

• Jul 1, 2007

  New Hampshire Becomes 1st State to Repeal Parental Notification Law

  New Hampshire became the first state in the nation to repeal a law requiring that a parent be notified 48 hours before a minor has an abortion.

• Jul 1, 2007

  Survey: Gay 'Marriage' Opposition Increases; Support for Civil Unions Hits Low

  The percent of the American public that opposes gay “marriage” has significantly increased over the past year, according to the latest national survey released by the nonprofit Pew Research Center.

• Jun 26, 2007

  Church of England Recruits Simpsons to Teach Theology, Boost Attendance

  The Church of England is getting help from the Simpsons to provide a more relevant way of teaching children about theology and to give a boost to dwindling congregations.

• Jun 4, 2007

  Missing Girl's Parents Take Search to Spain

  The parents of four-year-old Madeleine McCann, who was abducted in Portugal four weeks ago, are taking the search for their missing daughter to Spain today.

• May 5, 2007

  Bush, Clinton to Join Billy Graham for Library Dedication

  President Bush and former President Bill Clinton will be joining world renowned evangelist Billy Graham at the dedication ceremony for a brand new multi-million dollar evangelistic library later this month.

• May 4, 2007

  Faith-Based Leaders Denounce House Approval of Hate Crimes Bill

  The world’s largest gay outreach ministry denounced the House’s approval of legislation that some feel could ultimately strip away the right of Christians to express a biblical view on homosexuality.