Kevin P. Donovan

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• Nov 15, 2006

  Focus on the Family VP Joins Haggard Restoration Team

  Focus on the Family announced Tuesday that one of its senior officials will join the team overseeing a counseling program for former megachurch leader Ted Haggard.
  

• Oct 26, 2006

  Switchfoot Raises Bar with New Album

• Oct 17, 2006

  Backstreet Boy to Host 2007 Gospel Music Awards

• Sep 26, 2006

  Cizik Warns of God's Judgment over Environment Issues

  The Rev. Richard Cizik, vice-president of governmental affairs for the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), is pushing to persuade evangelical Christians to care about global warming.

• Sep 21, 2006

  Indonesia Tightens Security As Christians Await Execution

  Indonesia has tightened security in its Central Sulawesi province ahead of the execution of three Christians convicted of leading a mob that killed Muslims six years ago, police said Wednesday.

• Sep 12, 2006

  Bishops Refuel Debate over 'Christianization' of EU Constitution

  Catholic bishops met on Monday to discuss “ethical values for European unification,” refueling the debate over the “Christianization” of the EU constitution.

• Sep 7, 2006

  Christian Surfers Ready for 14th Jesus Surf Classic

  The Jesus Surf Classic will celebrate its 14th anniversary as the event takes over the Sept. 9-10 weekend.

• Sep 6, 2006

  Anglican Head, Top Israeli Rabbis Sign Historic Agreement

  The spiritual leader of world Anglicanism met Israel’s Chief Rabbis, Shlomo Amar and Yonah Metzger, at Lambeth Palace Tuesday, where they signed a joint declaration which sets out a framework for continuing dialogue between them.

• Aug 29, 2006

  Christian Rockers Raising Funds for Sudan

  A U.S.-based Christian rock band has recently joined forces with African Leadership to raise funds for relief efforts in Darfur, Sudan.

• Aug 29, 2006

  Anglican Head: Homosexuals Should Change Their Behavior

  The spiritual leader of world Anglicanism has told homosexuals who come into the Church that they should change their behavior, emphasizing that the tradition and teaching of the Church has in no way been altered by the consecration of the Anglican Communion's first openly homosexual bishop.