Lillian Kwon

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• Jul 13, 2007

  Presbyterians Adopt Separation Plan for Dissidents

  A regional Presbyterian body has adopted a new way of avoiding separation conflicts and "doing church together" with congregations that vote to leave the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

• Jul 12, 2007

  Ex-Gay Defends Relationship with the Lord

  Former homosexual Michael Glatze has had many religious experiences, one of them being a recent baptism into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

• Jul 12, 2007

  Christians Urge Respect for Religious Diversity as Psychologists Review Gay Policy

  The American Psychological Association will begin reviewing its policy on therapy to homosexuals next Tuesday as both gay rights activists and religious groups hope for a revised policy in their favor.

• Jul 11, 2007

  Evangelical Students Convene for Global Flagship Event

  Over 700 people from more than 150 countries are opening the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students' world assembly – the organization's flagship event.

• Jul 10, 2007

  Skepticism Over Validity of Ex-Gay Story Prompts 'Confessions'

  A former gay rights activist's "coming out" story about his path to becoming straight and his experience of a personal encounter with God has drawn skepticism, prompting the ex-gay to attempt to set the record straight.

• Jul 10, 2007

  Anglican Leader Warns of Fear Against Terror, Within Church

  "Fear not," said a Church of England bishop in the days after several bomb plots were discovered and amid the second anniversary of the 2005 suicide bombings.

• Jul 9, 2007

  Anglicans Vote On Creating Faith Statement Amid Great Tension

  The Church of England's ruling body agreed on Sunday to draw up a disciplinary covenant intended to foster unity within the worldwide Anglican Communion amid rising tension.

• Jul 9, 2007

  Massive Young Crowd Fasts for Moral Revolution

  Some 100,000 people answered "The Call" under the blazing sun to turn around a nation that many evangelical Christians believe is on a moral decline.

• Jul 7, 2007

  Megachurch All About 'Doing the Gospel'

  An innovative megachurch will reopen an old strip of stores as a new community center next month.

• Jul 6, 2007

  Powerful Anglican Leader Calls Episcopal Church to Give Up Its Agenda

  Nigerian Archbishop Peter J. Akinola, considered the world's most powerful Anglican leader, said he has lost faith that The Episcopal Church in the United States will ever listen to conservative evangelical leaders in the Global South.<Nigerian Archbishop Peter J. Akinola, considered the world's most powerful Anglican leader, said he has lost faith that The Episcopal Church in the United States will ever listen to conservative evangelical leaders in the Global South.