Lillian Kwon

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• May 21, 2007

  'In-Your-Face' Urban Youth Workers in it for Change, Not Fluff

  "If the church is the light of the world, then why is the world still dark?" posed a sought-after speaker to hundreds of urban youth workers.

• May 20, 2007

  Sunday Services with a Masculine Accent Better Fit for Bored Men

  Many church leaders would like to do a better job reaching men, but don't know how, says a bestselling Christian author. But a new program isn't the answer, he's adds.

• May 19, 2007

  Carter Extends Baptist Push to Southern Baptists, Republicans

  The new push by former president Jimmy Carter to unite Baptists from around the North American continent has added three prominent Republicans to its list of participants.

• May 18, 2007

  250,000 Christian Men to Re-Ignite Old Flame

  It was a once in a lifetime experience for over a million men whose male and Christian bonds created arguably the largest religious gathering in U.S. history 10 years ago. Today, some of the men are returning to the National Mall to make it more than a one-time experience.

• May 18, 2007

  Franklin Graham Brings Soul Festival to Virginia

  Evangelist Franklin Graham will beam the message of salvation on radio air from Norfolk, Va., Friday night as he kicks off one of his renowned evangelistic festivals.

• May 17, 2007

  Urban Youth Workers Called to Get 'Out of the Wreckage'

  The Urban Youth Workers Institute kicks off its 10th anniversary conference today with thousands of multi-ethnic leaders from around the country.

• May 16, 2007

  Lutheranism Looking Less Lutheran in the West

  Traditional Lutheran congregations are looking a little different these days. With mainline churches either losing people in the pews or fearing such a loss, more have chosen to implement evangelical approaches to their less popular traditional ways.

• May 16, 2007

  Liberal Archbishop Reflects on Divided Anglican State

  As the world’s Anglicans remain divided over orthodoxy and human sexuality issues, center stage is increasingly being given to the Anglican leaders of the worldwide denomination, noted a liberal Anglican archbishop.

• May 15, 2007

  Willow Creek Steps Up to Feed Its 20,000 Attendants

  One size doesn't fit all when it comes to teaching believers from the fledgling stage to long-time churchgoers, noted a pastor at one of the nation’s most prominent megachurches.

• May 11, 2007

  Third Teen BattleCry to Sweep East Coast

  The East Coast BattleCry is hitting the Nissan Pavilion in Bristow, Va., Friday night packing in thousands for the third and final 2007 stadium event that embraces the culture of Jesus Christ and rejects popular culture.