Ethan Cole

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• Oct 15, 2008

  Akinola Criticizes America for Promoting Godless Society

  Conservative Anglican Archbishop Peter Akinola of the Church of Nigeria criticized civil liberty organizations, especially those in the United States, for promoting a godless society through the removal of religious references in public.

• Oct 15, 2008

  Evidence Concocted in Hindu Murder Case, Christians Retort

  Circulating documents that implicate Christians planned the murder of a Swami are forged, declared Indian Christian leaders. "Not only our signatures were forged, the contents of the documents were also fabricated."

• Oct 15, 2008

  Pentecostal Churches Urge Prayers for Election, Ministry

  Pentecostal churches are emphasizing the importance of prayer as they urge their congregants to pray in the coming weeks for the election and in the coming years for spiritual development.

• Oct 13, 2008

  Church Promotes Guilt-Free Chocolate for Halloween

  The United Methodist Church and a group promoting economically just trade policies have teamed up to raise awareness about fair trade this Halloween.

• Oct 13, 2008

  Pope Condemns India Violence, Polarizes Emotions

  Pope Benedict XVI publicly condemned the violence in India during mass on Sunday, an act that was welcomed by India\'s Catholic clergies while opposed by Hindu nationalist politicians who accused the Vatican of interfering.

• Oct 13, 2008

  1,000 Police in Mosul Curb Christian Flight

  Nearly 1,000 police were deployed to the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, said a local official on Monday, after thousands of Christians this past week fled their homes in fear following a string of murders and violence.

• Oct 12, 2008

  Joyce Meyer to Head to Ethiopia for Relief Work

  Popular speaker and Christian author Joyce Meyer and her husband Dave are preparing to visit famine-stricken Ethiopia for humanitarian relief, the ministry announced on Friday.

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  Oct 12, 2008

  U.S. Drops North Korea from Terror List

  The United States removed North Korea from its terrorism blacklist on Saturday, said State Department spokesman Sean McCormack.

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  Oct 10, 2008

  Tutu, Carter Goads Peace Deal in War-Split Cyprus

  Nobel peace laureates former South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and former U.S. president Jimmy Carter said war-divided Cyprus is close to reaching a peace settlement that would reunite the small island after decades of separation.

• Oct 9, 2008

  Catholic Girls' School Bombed in Pakistan

  A Catholic-run girls' school in North-West Frontier Province was bombed Tuesday by Pakistani Taliban. No one was killed or hurt because the school, run by Sri Lankan Apostolic Carmelite Sisters, was closed at the time due to threats.