Jennifer Riley

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• Dec 10, 2007

  Christian Charities Rank High in Top 100 U.S. Nonprofits

  Christian charities made up nearly a quarter of the 100 best nonprofit groups for financial integrity in the United States, according to a leading nonprofit management magazine.

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  Dec 7, 2007

  How a Small-Town Preacher Became a Rising White House Contender

  Huckabee’s political career, according to some, may started when he was Arkansas lieutenant governor, but his views on divisive issues like abortion, same-sex “marriage,” and immigration were set long beforehand by the Bible.

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  Dec 6, 2007

  Romney Not Likely to Ease Mormon Suspicions

  Some experts predict Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s speech on Thursday addressing his Mormon faith will not likely allay suspicions, but rather open the floodgate for more questions.

• Dec 6, 2007

  U.S. Teen Birth Rate Rises, Ends 14-Year Streak

  The teen birth rate is up again for the first time in 14 years, federal health officials reported Wednesday.

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  Dec 6, 2007

  Black Evangelicals Emerging as New Conservatives

  A number of black evangelical leaders are rising up as a new voice in the conservative movement traditionally dominated by white Protestants.

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  Dec 5, 2007

  Huckabee Mum on Romney's Mormon Faith

  Mike Huckabee was tight-lipped about his views on White House rival Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith Tuesday when the media pressed him for opinions ahead of Romney’s major speech on religion.

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  Nov 30, 2007

  Mormon Issue Mattering More in Iowa

  Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is facing difficulties with some evangelical voters in Iowa who are troubled by his Mormon faith, which they consider not part of historic orthodox Christianity.

• Nov 27, 2007

  N.Y. Stock Exchange Chairman Donates $1M Aircraft for Missions

  The chairman of the New York Stock Exchange has donated a $1 million plane to a prominent aviation mission group.

• Nov 23, 2007

  Korea Peace Efforts Highlight Anglican Church's Potential at 'Its Best'

  The Anglican peace conference in Korea ended on a high-note Tuesday with leaders “encouraged” and filled with hope in the potential of the church for the reconciliation of the peninsula.

• Nov 20, 2007

  U.S. Theologian: Africans Understand Old Testament Better than Westerners

  Christians in Africa understand the Old Testament better than their Western counterparts, said a well-respected evangelical scholar at a recent meeting on theology.