Ethan Cole

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• Jul 11, 2010

  'Jesus' Prayer Pastor Demands Apology from N.C. Lawmakers

  A North Carolina pastor is demanding an apology from lawmakers in his state after he was dismissed from his chaplain duties for praying in Jesus\' name.

• Jul 9, 2010

  Jailed U.S. Christian Tries Suicide in N. Korea

  The American citizen sentenced to eight years in a North Korean labor camp for illegally entering the country attempted to kill himself, North Korea reported on Friday.

• Jul 8, 2010

  Street Preachers at Arab Fest to Face Court

  Four Christians who were arrested at a large Arab festival in Michigan will have their arraignment hearing on Monday.

• Jul 6, 2010

  World Evangelization Summit Launches 8-Language Chat Room

  To mark the 100-day countdown until a historic world evangelization summit, organizers launched a global chat room in eight languages.

• Jul 2, 2010

  Jewish Group Urges PC(USA) to Reject Mideast Report

  The oldest Jewish human rights organization urged the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) this week to not approve a report focused on the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

• Jul 2, 2010

  Fla. School Sued for Banning Bible Distribution

  A mission group on Thursday sued a Florida district school board for banning Bible distribution on public school campuses on Religious Freedom Day.

• Jul 1, 2010

  WCC Denounces Extrajudicial Killings of 2 Lay Ministers

  The head of one of the world\'s largest church bodies recently denounced the extrajudicial killings of two lay church ministers in the Philippines.

• Jun 30, 2010

  Italy Crucifix Appeal Begins in European Court

  Italy on Wednesday began its appeal case to keep crucifixes in Italian classrooms despite an earlier European Court of Human Rights\' ruling.

• Jun 29, 2010

  Lawsuit Against Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell Policy Reinstated

  A lawsuit against public funding of embryonic stem cell research was revitalized Friday.

• Jun 28, 2010

  Case Filed Against Sweden Over Seized Homeschooled Child

  Two legal groups partnered Friday to bring the case of a seven-year-old boy, who was removed from his Christian parents for being homeschooled, to a human rights court.