Joshua A. Goldberg

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  Apr 6, 2010

  'Continente 2010' Reaches Millions of Hispanics with the Gospel

  A weeklong media blitz that organizers say reached tens of millions throughout Latin America with the gospel wrapped up Sunday with a special Easter service at Lakewood Church in Houston – the largest church in America.

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  Apr 3, 2010

  Church's Financial Woes Leave So. Calif. Without 'Glory of Easter'

  Normally, today would be the last day for Southern California residents to see \"The Glory of Easter\" at Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove.

• Mar 29, 2010

  PC(USA) Minister Faces New Charges for Same-Sex Ceremonies

  A retired Presbyterian minister who was cleared of wrongdoing two years ago for performing same-sex ceremonies for two lesbian couples is facing new charges and again awaiting trial.

• Mar 17, 2010

  American Bible Society Touts New Chinese Translation

  The American Bible Society and a team of scholars are visiting churches and congregations in some of the United States' largest Chinese communities to introduce the Revised Chinese Union Version (RCUV) of the Bible – the first update to the most widely used Chinese language Bible since 1919.

• Mar 14, 2010

  Baptist Missions Head Stresses Need for SBC to Change

  Jerry Rankin, outgoing president of the International Mission Board, is making a strong case for change within his denomination as he prepares to step away from the helm of its missions arm following 17 years of service.

• Mar 7, 2010

  ELCA Bishops Expected to Review Divisive Policy Changes

  The Conference of Bishops of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is currently meeting in Itasca, Ill., and expected to review a revision to ELCA ministry policies that would make it possible for gay members to serve in leadership positions.

• Feb 21, 2010

  Liberty University Sees Falwell's Vision for 50,000 Students Fulfilled

  With nearly 12,000 residential students and more than 45,000 online students, Liberty University has moved well past the mark of 50,000 that its late founder had envisioned nearly 25 years ago.

• Feb 18, 2010

  Poll: Mississippians Most Likely to Attend Church Frequently

  Mississippians were more likely to attend a religious service on a weekly or almost weekly basis than the people of any other state, according to the second annual Gallup poll on religious service attendance.

• Feb 14, 2010

  Church Yearbook: SBC Membership Drops Again; Catholics Rebound

  The nation\'s largest Protestant denomination reported a decline in membership for the second year in a row, according to the National Council of Churches\' 2010 yearbook of churches.

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  Feb 12, 2010

  Abilene Christian University Names 11th President

  Abilene Christian University\'s Board of Trustees selected the school\'s next president Friday after narrowing down their list of prospects to two last month.