Jennifer Riley

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• Jul 10, 2007

  Survey: Muslim Americans, White Evangelicals Similar in Religious Fervor

  The religious intensity of Muslim Americans is most similar to white evangelicals and black Protestants, according to a recent analysis of a landmark survey.

• Jul 9, 2007

  New World Record for Bible Writing on 7/7/07

  A team of Christians set a new world record in handwriting the Bible on Saturday in an effort to mark the importance of the date 7/7/07.

• Jul 9, 2007

  Baptist World Alliance Elects First Black Leader

  A global Baptist body that says it represents over 110 million Baptists elected its first non-white leader over the weekend during its annual convention.

• Jul 8, 2007

  Church Uses Jesus-Centered Karate to Teach Christian Values

  A church is using a Karate Club rather than a Bible Club to teach Christians to imitate the life of Jesus and walk in His footsteps.

• Jul 5, 2007

  Women Take Center Stage at Landmark HIV/AIDS Conference

  The first-ever international conference on women’s leadership in the battle against HIV/AIDS opened Thursday to over 1,500 women and men – including some of the world’s leading experts on the pandemic.

• Jul 5, 2007

  Christian Groups Respond to Flood-Devastated, Cyclone-Hit Pakistan

  Christian relief groups have quickly responded to the severe flooding and cyclone which struck Pakistan this week leaving hundreds dead and hundreds of thousands of people helpless and homeless.

• Jul 4, 2007

  Baptist World Alliance Stresses Unity as Powerful Testimony for Christ

  Baptist leaders from around the world were urged to unite and become one in Christ at an annual gathering of diverse Baptists taking place this week in West Africa.

• Jul 3, 2007

  Baptist World Alliance Tackles Social Issues At Annual Reunion

  A global Baptist body kicked off the first day of its annual gathering Monday, bringing together hundreds of members worldwide to wrestle with some of the world’s most challenging problems.

• Jul 2, 2007

  Laura Bush Credits Africa's Faith-Driven Programs in AIDS Battle

  U.S. first lady Laura Bush praised faith-based groups for their contributions in the fight against Africa’s deadliest killers – HIV/AIDS and Malaria – as she wrapped-up her four-nation tour last week.

• Jun 30, 2007

  Jars of Clay Promotes Coffee for Clean Blood, Water

  Multi-platinum, Grammy award-winning band Jars of Clay has joined forces with 963 Missions in a new initiative to provide clean water and HIV/AIDS-free blood in Africa through the sales of fair trade organic coffee.