Ethan Cole

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• Sep 25, 2009

  Saddleback Church to Host Civil Forum on Reconciliation

  Pastor Rick Warren will moderate a discussion with Rwanda's president and a Yale professor on post-genocide reconciliation at Saddleback Church Friday evening.

• Sep 23, 2009

  Chinese Officials Secretly Offer to Pay Destroyed Megachurch

  Under pressure from the central government, local Chinese officials from Fushan city secretly offered to pay $219,000 (1.5 million yen) in damages to the megachurch it leveled last week.

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  Sep 23, 2009

  Church Leaders Support Obama on Mideast Conflict

  Some prominent church leaders voiced support for President Obama Tuesday on his vision for resolving the thorny issue of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

• Sep 22, 2009

  Pakistan Grants Bail to Muslims Accused of Anti-Christian Attacks

  Thirteen Pakistani Muslims accused of anti-Christian attacks in the eastern city of Gojra were granted bail, reported a Christian human rights group.

• Sep 21, 2009

  Christian Girl Kidnapped to Force Father to 'Reconcile'

  The daughter of a Coptic man was recently kidnapped in Egypt to force her father to agree to a "reconciliation" session with the families of the men who murdered her brother, reported a Coptic advocacy group.

• Sep 21, 2009

  Fla. Couple Defends Decision to Shelter Teen Convert

  The Christian couple who sheltered a runaway teen convert defended their action by maintaining that the threat to the girl's life is real.

• Sep 17, 2009

  Chinese Megachurch Demolished; Congregants Badly Beaten

  A megachurch in eastern China was recently demolished by reportedly 400 people in police suits, a human rights group reported Tuesday.

• Sep 15, 2009

  Man Credited for Feeding a Billion People Dies

  An American agronomist and humanitarian said to have had the largest positive impact on hunger and starvation in modern history died this past weekend.

• Sep 11, 2009

  Orissa Christians are 'Prisoners' in India, Says Ministry

  Indian Christians in the eastern state of Orissa live as if they are prisoners, reported a co-worker of a ministry supporting persecuted churches.

• Sep 10, 2009

  Pakistani Bishop: Muslim-Christian Tension Unlikely to be Resolved Soon

  There is a deeply rooted mindset among Muslim extremists that makes them especially hostile to Christians in Pakistan, a bishop from Lahore told American church leaders this week.