Lillian Kwon

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• Mar 12, 2007

  Episcopalians Supporting Homosexuality Express 'Frustration'

  There is a lot of "frustration" coming out of Episcopalians, who support homosexuality, toward their presiding bishop.

• Mar 12, 2007

  Over 22,000 Teens Shout Jesus Praise at BattleCry

  BattleCry – a revolution, Christian artists say, and a change for a generation becoming lost to secular culture – hit San Francisco over the weekend to give teens something more to talk about than sex, drugs, and what's on MTV.

• Mar 12, 2007

  Movies Making Way to the Pulpits

  The growing phenomenon of "theater churches" and movie-like screens at the pulpits has more churches talking relevance in the 21st century.

• Mar 10, 2007

  Pentecostals Urge Prolonged Prayer at Sunday Services

  Many churches in America do not give ample time to pray during their Sunday services. And a lot of churchgoers do not believe God answers prayer, said a Pentecostal pastor.

• Mar 9, 2007

  Anglican Head Reinforces Partnership with South Africa

  The long-standing relationship between South Africa and the Anglican Communion was reinforced Friday to address new challenges in the African country.

• Mar 9, 2007

  Churches Debate Popular Purpose-Driven Model

  The widely popular Purpose Driven church model is causing a controversial stir among congregations in the United States. While the model is adopted worldwide across denominations, arguments around it go back to the age-old debate of Christian tradition versus cultural relevance.

• Mar 8, 2007

  ELCA Head Urges Lutherans to Be 'Evangelical'

  The head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is turning things around to make the denomination more "evangelical."

• Mar 7, 2007

  What Makes a True Pentecostal Church?

  The nation's largest Pentecostal group drew some 1,400 people to a prayer summit that centered on a divine power that many of America's churches are leaving out, according to one preacher.

• Mar 7, 2007

  Presbyterians Aim for Growth Amid Dwindling Numbers

  More than $1 million was granted to the development of new churches and the transformation of existing congregations within a dwindling Presbyterian denomination.

• Mar 6, 2007

  N.J. Diocese Expresses Regret for 'Pain Suffered' by Homosexuals

  The Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey approved a resolution expressing "its deepest regret for the pain and anguish suffered by our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters, their families, and friends, due to the adoption of Resolution B033."