Lillian Kwon

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• Sep 6, 2007

  Willow Creek's Leadership Summit to Reach 78 Cities Worldwide

  Some countries have been itching for the one of the most recognized leadership summits to come to their local cities and train hundreds of pastors who otherwise have little resources available to them.

• Sep 6, 2007

  Christians Pay Tribute to 'True Warrior of Faith'

  Noted by many as a visionary, innovator, and faithful servant of the Lord, Dr. D. James Kennedy was one of few pastors in his time to boldly preach Jesus both into the world and into the culture.

• Sep 5, 2007

  D. James Kennedy Dies at 76

  Influential conservative leader Dr. D. James Kennedy died Wednesday morning, church officials reported.

• Sep 4, 2007

  Mainstream Protestants, Adventists Make Efforts to Remove 'Stereotypes'

  Mainline Protestants and Evangelicals have engaged in ongoing talks with a Christian group that many mainstream believers consider a cult. One major denomination, however, says that's a mistaken "stereotype."

• Sep 4, 2007

  Another African Church Appoints U.S. Bishop

  Uganda's Anglican archbishop became the fourth African leader to appoint an American bishop to serve breakaway Anglicans in the United States.

• Sep 1, 2007

  U.S. Episcopalians Near Deadline

  Less than a month remains before U.S. Episcopalians are expected to respond to Anglican leaders worldwide on whether they will remain in step with the Anglican Communion or walk apart.

• Aug 31, 2007

  Evangelicals Commend Retiring Broadcaster Kennedy

  The impact of retiring pastor Dr. D. James Kennedy in his confronting the world with biblical truth has been echoed by Christian leaders nationwide.

• Aug 31, 2007

  Ted Haggard's Plea for Money Reproved

  The latest request by former evangelical leader Ted Haggard for financial support was deemed "inappropriate" and "unacceptable" by overseers of the megachurch he founded and was fired from.

• Aug 31, 2007

  Billy Graham Returns Home after Hospital Stint

  Evangelist Billy Graham returned to his home on Thursday after being hospitalized for nearly two weeks for intestinal bleeding.

• Aug 29, 2007

  N.J. Church Offers 'Help for the Homosexual'

  A church sign that reads "Help for the Homosexual" is advertising a New Jersey pastor’s upcoming sermon.