Lillian Kwon

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  Aug 25, 2010

  Fla. Megachurch Ends Age-Segregated Worship

  A Florida megachurch has axed its traditional and contemporary Sunday worship services, refusing to continue down the wide path of segregated worship.

• Aug 25, 2010

  ELCA Head Responds to Rival Lutheran Body

  The head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America responded to plans for a rival church body, urging fellow Lutherans to avoid slander.

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  Aug 24, 2010

  Lesbian Minister Heads to Church Court Again

  A retired Presbyterian minister is facing trial Tuesday morning for performing same-sex ceremonies in California. This is the second time the Rev. Jane Adams Spahr, a lesbian activist, has gone to court over violation of church law.

• Aug 23, 2010

  Theologian Awakens Christians to Reality of Spiritual Warfare

  Spiritual warfare is a reality and Christians must realize they have an enemy, exhorted a prominent theologian over the weekend.

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  Aug 21, 2010

  So. Baptist Pastor: We Have to Crucify Our Self-Righteousness

  In evangelical Christianity, believers want to judge those outside the church rather than those within, said a conservative Baptist. "The reason that's the case is because we don't see the church as a family."

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  Aug 17, 2010

  Christians, Human Rights Groups Join to End Prison Rape

  "My name is Marilyn Shirley. I'm a survivor of prison rape," the former inmate said. The Texas woman recalled the nightmare in tears as she joined a broad coalition Tuesday, committed to ending rape in U.S. prisons.

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  Aug 16, 2010

  Conservative Christians: It Won't Stop at Gay Marriage

  Conservative Christians are not intimidated by the advances that same-sex marriage advocates have been making in the U.S.

• Aug 14, 2010

  Pro-Lifers Blast FDA Approval of 'Abortion Drug' Ella

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the sale and use of an "emergency contraceptive" that opponents are calling the "new abortion drug."

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  Aug 12, 2010

  Probe into IAM Workers' Deaths Continues

  The Christian aid agency whose workers were murdered in Afghanistan suspects the attack was "an opportunistic ambush by a group of non-local fighters," and not a robbery, according to an announcement Thursday.

• Aug 9, 2010

  Ex-Communist Christian: China Should Become 'New City on a Hill'

  Though China is officially an atheist country and has been known for oppressing Christians, a former Communist Party official believes God will use China to proclaim His works.