Jennifer Riley

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• Oct 11, 2006

  Evangelicals 1/3 of U.S. Tourists to Israel

• Oct 10, 2006

  Christian Groups to Help Build Churches, Clinic in Sudan

  While Sudan continues to suffer from civil strife, which many have described as genocide of ethnic Africans, Christian groups and figures have said that they will build clinics and churches in Sudan.

• Sep 29, 2006

  Lausanne Leaders Emphasize Christian Unity, Evangelism-Centered Church

  Unity within the body of Christ and the common mission of evangelism were emphasized Thursday at a six-day Lausanne gathering in Malaysia.

• Sep 29, 2006

  India's Worst Flood in 200 Years Sees Int'l Relief

• Sep 28, 2006

  Mission Expert: Evangelicalism Fastest Growing Religious Movement

  Young Christian leaders from around the world listened to a mission expert present about the rapid growth of evangelicalism, especially in the global South, at a Lausanne gathering in Malaysia this week.

• Sep 25, 2006

  Interfaith Congregations Nationwide to Join in Global Warming Awareness

  Faith leaders nationwide will join together next week to mobilize a religious response to global warming.

• Sep 14, 2006

  Christians Worldwide Gear Up to Pray on Darfur Day

  People around the world are preparing to pray for Darfur this weekend, remembering the more than 200,000 that have been killed in the genocide and seeking action to stop the violence.

• Sep 13, 2006

  Survey: 'Evangelical' Label Less Popular Among Christians

  The most comprehensive national religion survey to date found that only a small percentage of Americans prefer to label themselves as evangelicals over other terms including “Bible-believing” and “Born Again.”

• Sep 10, 2006

  Group Touts Science-Compatible Creation Model

  Scientists at the California-based Reasons to Believe ministry announced that after 20 years of research, they have developed a creation model based on scientific methods.

• Aug 31, 2006

  Majority of South Believes God Gave Israel to the Jews

  A recent national poll of over 2,000 Americans found that the majority of white evangelical Protestants and those in the South support the belief that the state of Israel was given to the Jewish people by God.