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Breakaway Anglicans, Episcopal Faithful Build New Future
Anglicans in the Diocese of San Joaquin will be doing a lot more celebrating and a lot less business this year as they hold their first annual convention since severing ties with The Episcopal Church.
Two PCUSA Presbyteries Reject Pro-Gay Clergy Measure
Two regional bodies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) have rejected a proposed amendment that would allow non-celibate gays and lesbians to be ordained. They were among the first, out of the denomination's 173 presbyteries, to vote on the controversial measure.
Study Breaks Stereotypes of Orthodox Christians
Americans have very little knowledge about Orthodox Christianity. For those who are familiar with the historical faith, most associate it with Greek or Russian culture. A new study, however, is breaking stereotypes and providing insights into the life of some of the least known Christians in the country.
Pull the Lever for Jesus, Says Mega-Pastor
At a time when pastors across the country are endorsing candidates in protest of IRS rules that prohibit nonprofit groups from intervening in a political campaign, Pastor Ed Young threw off a pair of TOMS Democratic and Republican canvas shoes and urged, "Vote for Jesus!"
Va. Breakaway Parishes Score Another Court Win
A Fairfax County judge ruled in favor of a breakaway Anglican parish on Tuesday, giving conservative Anglicans another win in a long and bitter property battle with the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.
Interview: Larry Osborne on Making Churches Sticky
At a time when many people are leaving the Church and Christians are found to be ill-equipped against challenges to their faith, more pastors are standing up to the call for discipleship.
Megachurch Pastor 'Politicked' and Speaking Out
"I don't know about you but I'm politicked!" said the lead pastor of one of the largest churches in the country as he kicked off a controversial sermon series on faith and politics.
How to Keep People from Quitting Church
When it comes to growing a healthy church, Pastor Larry Osborne doesn't survey the front door to see how he can attract large crowds and wow them with a special program. For the most part, his eyes are glued to the back door.
Emerging Leader Urges Christians to Shape Culture from Within
Tony Jones feels uncomfortable when fellow Christian leaders tell students to stand "against" American culture. He doesn't know if that's even possible anymore. Instead of standing at the ledge of mainstream culture Jones suggests that Christians jump in and create waves.
Laurie's Eternity Talk Leads Thousands to Christ
Although assured of his son's place in heaven, evangelist Greg Laurie told thousands in Philadelphia that he will never be at peace with his son's death. At the same time, he will never be at peace with his own death or anybody else's, he said, because "death is the enemy."