Jeff Schapiro

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• Sep 22, 2011

  Al Gore Leaks iPhone Secret During Speech

  Al Gore, the former vice president of the United States and a member of the board of directors for Apple, may have accidentally leaked some information about the secret release date of the much anticipated iPhone 5.

• Sep 21, 2011

  Neighbors Complain About Cross in Elderly Woman's Yard

  An elderly woman in Los Angeles is feeling the heat from her neighbors after they complained that the cross that stands in her front yard is having a negative impact on their community.

• Sep 21, 2011

  Contemporary, Innovative Church Services May Help Increase Attendance, Spiritual Vitality

  A study of the American church over the last decade reveals that churches that have adopted innovative and contemporary worship services have seen an increase in both attendance and in spiritual vitality, more so than those that have not.

• Sep 20, 2011

  White South Africans 'Love Mandela More Than Jesus,' Activist Says

  An activist who served as a strong opponent of apartheid in South Africa, accused white men and women in his nation of loving former President Nelson Mandela more than Jesus Christ, stating that Mandela's stance on social justice was much more moderate than Jesus'.

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  Sep 20, 2011

  NC Pastor Targeted for Public Stance Against Gay Marriage

  A North Carolina pastor is being targeted by proponents of same-sex marriage for publicly taking a stance against homosexuality.

• Sep 20, 2011

  '58: The Film' Calls Christians to Fight Against Global Poverty, Injustice

  A new film, based on God's call in Isaiah 58 to “loose the chains of injustice” and provide for the poor, puts a face on the problem of global poverty and oppression, and calls Christians to act on their faith.

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  Sep 16, 2011

  Atheist Group to Rip Up Bible Passages on Saturday

  An Orange County, Calif. atheist group plans to put on a demonstration Saturday afternoon in which they will rip up sections of the Bible that they deem “immoral.”

• Sep 16, 2011

  Spanish Court Drops Charges Against Homeschooling Family

  A judge in southern Spain recently dropped charges against a homeschooling family, relieving the family's fears that they might have to send their son back to public school.

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  Sep 16, 2011

  National Back to Church Sunday Uses Facebook, YouTube to Reach Millions

  Since its inception, participants in the National Back To Church Sunday movement have invited over 3.5 million people to either discover or rediscover their local church. Today, they continue to do so through the “power of personal invitation” as they gear up for this year's big event on Sept. 18.

• Sep 14, 2011

  Website Puts Christ First, Surpasses 5 Million Visitors

  The website for the I am Second movement, which inspires people to live for God, marked its 5 millionth visitor Monday.