Jennifer Riley

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• Jun 24, 2008

  Survey: American Dream Centers on Family Values

  Most people still embrace traditional family values as the foundation of the American dream.

• Jun 14, 2008

  Churches Give Dads Audio Bibles for Father's Day

  Churches nationwide that joined a Bible listening campaign will give dads audio Bibles this Sunday in honor of Father’s Day.

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  Jun 12, 2008

  Christian Groups Respond to Midwest Flood

  Massive flooding in several Midwest states has sent residents fleeing for safety while Christian groups move in closer to help victims.

• Jun 11, 2008

  McCain Meets with Greek Orthodox Head

  Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain had his own share of faith-based courting on Tuesday when he met with the country’s highest ranking Greek Orthodox leader.

• Jun 11, 2008

  Obama to Woo Young Evangelicals, Catholics

  Barack Obama will soon unveil his new plan to woo young evangelicals and Catholics in hopes of turning them into Obama voters this November.

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  Jun 10, 2008

  Survey: Obama in Strong Position to Win '08 Election

  Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is in a very good position to win the November election against Republican rival John McCain, according to a survey released Monday.

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  Jun 9, 2008

  Episcopal Mission Conference Zones in on Conversion

  An Episcopal mission conference that concluded on Sunday offered different perspectives on the conversion process, including tips on how to work with Muslims.

• Jun 9, 2008

  Lord's Gym Boosts Health, Cuts Off Sin

  At the Lord’s Gym, a franchise chain with locations across the nation, is drawing all kinds of people – from gym buffs to those who confess they would not normally join a gym.

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  Jun 7, 2008

  Obama Could Win 40 Percent of Evangelical Vote, Says Expert

  A well-connected authority in the evangelical world said in an interview this week that Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama could get up to 40 percent of the evangelical vote.

• Jun 6, 2008

  Religious Left Gaining Prominence in U.S. Politics

  For decades, when Americans talked about faith and politics the phrase “religious right” came to mind. But the country’s political landscape is changing and now the “religious left” is re-emerging to play a prominent role in U.S. politics, observed one of the country’s foremost experts on faith and politics.