Ethan Cole

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  Apr 13, 2010

  Polish President Remembered as Pro-Family Advocate

  Polish President Lech Kaczynski, who died in a tragic plane crash Saturday, was remembered Monday by an international pro-family network as a strong advocate of family values.

• Apr 10, 2010

  Christians Worldwide Join in Prayer, Fast for Addicts

  This weekend, Christians worldwide are uniting in intercessory prayer on behalf of addicts and their families. Believers are also interceding for those addicted to pornography and gambling.

• Apr 9, 2010

  Freed Female Converts to Face Iranian Judge Again

  The two Iranian female converts to Christianity, who were released in November, will again appear before a judge next Tuesday, an Iran-focused Christian ministry reported.

• Apr 7, 2010

  Malaysia's 'Allah' Row Gives Rise to Interfaith Panel

  Malaysia has created an interfaith panel to advise the government on divisive religious issues, an official said Wednesday. It was formed to promote greater understanding between the Muslim majority and minority faiths

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  Apr 7, 2010

  N. Korea Sentences U.S. Christian to 8 Years

  A U.S. citizen who is said to be a devout Christian was sentenced to eight years of hard labor by North Korea, the North\'s official news agency reported Wednesday.

• Apr 2, 2010

  Darfuri Muslims Help Build Church as Sign of Peace

  Darfuri Muslims are working with Christians to build a church in Southern Sudan as a symbol of reconciliation and gratitude.

• Apr 2, 2010

  Israel Lifts Travel Ban on Palestinian Christians for Easter

  Palestinian Christians can now visit Christian holy sites in Jerusalem during the Easter holiday, reported Israel\'s ambassador to the United States after a Christian leader and two rabbis took issue with the travel restrictions.

• Apr 1, 2010

  Obama Urged to Appoint Religious Freedom Ambassador

  A growing number of lawmakers, scholars and human rights groups in recent days have warned President Obama that he is sending a dangerous message to foreign governments by failing to appoint an Ambassador-At-Large for International Religious Freedom.

• Mar 31, 2010

  Jailed Iranian Pastor Temporarily Freed, In 'Good Spirits'

  Iranian authorities temporarily freed a pastor after keeping him in prison for 54 days. Issavi is accused by the Iranian government of \"converting Muslims.\"

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  Mar 30, 2010

  Group Takes Offense at 'Christian Warrior' Media Coverage

  Mainstream media outlets are bias in their reporting about the nine self-identified \"Christian warriors\" accused of plotting to kill law enforcement officers, contends a group whose mission is to respond to anti-Christian defamation.