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More Seminaries Include Training on Sexuality Issues, Says Liberal Religious Group
A liberal religious organization that is supportive of both the pro-choice and LGBT equality movement within faith communities says that the number of seminaries that meet its standards of sexual health and responsibility have doubled since 2009.
Tim Tebow Tells Jimmy Fallon 'Tebowing' Trend Is Flattering
Tim Tebow appeared on NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" early Thursday morning and revealed that he is somewhat flattered by the "Tebowing" trend that became so popular over the course of this NFL season.
National Atheist Ad Campaign Targets Black Community
Atheist organizations from around the country have taken to billboard advertising to promote their views and their organizations over the last few months, but a new campaign by one atheist organization is focusing on reaching one group of people in particular: African-Americans.
Interns for Teen Mania Say Environment Is Nurturing, Not Abusive
A documentary aired on MSNBC last November that portrayed Teen Mania Ministries (TMM), one of the largest Christian youth organizations in the U.S., as a cult that abuses its Honor Academy interns and uses mind control against them. On Tuesday, the organization's newest class of interns spoke with The Christian Post to offer their perspective on what the academy is like from their experiences.
Kim Kardashian Goes to Church; Wants to Start Bible Study Group
Kim Kardashian spent some time in church on Sunday, and she's already looking forward to doing it again. Several hours before the season finale of "Kourtney and Kim Take New York" aired last night, Kardashian attended a service at Life Change Community Church
Acquire The Fire Starts 2012 Tour, Tells Teens 'Normal's Not Enough'
Acquire The Fire kicked off its 2012 tour in Houston earlier this month and will be stopping at 25 cities in hopes of inspiring young people to go above and beyond the status quo for American teenagers. "Normal's Not Enough" is the theme of this year's tour.
Prayer Cards to Be Removed From Alaska Airlines Flights
Alaska Airlines is putting an end to its 30-year-old practice of distributing prayer cards with in-flight meals, saying that the changes are being made out of respect for its religiously diverse customer base.
Billy Graham Chaplains Offer Spiritual Support to Ala. Tornado Victims
The surviving victims of the tornadoes that hit near Birmingham, Ala., on Monday are probably wrestling with a variety of emotions today, including sadness, uncertainty, anger or even denial. Fortunately, they won't have to deal with these feelings alone.
Virginia's 'Tebow Law' Debate Draws Attention to Homeschooled Athletes
Legislators in Virginia are working to pass a law that would allow homeschooled students to participate in public school athletic programs, just like Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow did when he was younger. Some are opposing the idea, however, saying such a law would give home-educated students an unfair advantage over other students.
15-Year-Old Preacher Inspires Despite Being Blind, Having Speech Disability
Austin Ziegler is a preacher. Like other preachers, he puts on a suit, stands before crowds of people and proclaims God's love. He is also blind, is physically disabled, has delayed speech and is only 15-years-old. But nevertheless, he is an inspiration to those who have heard his messages.