Lillian Kwon

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• Mar 10, 2008

  Episcopal Leaders Investigate Conflict After Diocesan Split

  A conservative Episcopalian who has been asked to help reconcile the Diocese of San Joaquin says the conflict that has split the diocese is more complex than a conservative versus liberal one.

• Mar 8, 2008

  Presbyterian Candidates Protest Affirmed Ban on Gay Ordination

  Candidates for clergy ordination in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) denounced recent church court decisions that upheld the denomination's ban against ordaining practicing homosexuals.

• Mar 7, 2008

  Counselors Demand ACA Not Take Sides on Gay 'Conversion Therapy'

  Over 400 mental health professionals and counselors are pressing the American Counseling Association (ACA) for clarity on whether offering clients therapy to rid their homosexual desires would be considered unethical.

• Mar 5, 2008

  Keller Dismantles Biggest Doubts about Christianity

  As skepticism toward Christianity grows and more people identify themselves as having "no religious preference," a Manhattan pastor and now author says robust, orthodox beliefs in the traditional faiths is growing as well.

• Mar 4, 2008

  What is a Christian Worship Service Supposed to Look Like?

  With an estimated 2 billion people across the globe claiming to be Christian, the way Christians worship every week is a big deal, says one Seattle pastor.

• Mar 3, 2008

  No Future for Methodists Unless Change Occurs, Say Leaders

  While membership in mainline Protestant churches has been on the decline for decades, church leaders are sounding the alarm more loudly after a recent study offered a grim picture of the churches' future.

• Feb 27, 2008

  Mars Hill Pastor Ditches 'Emerging' Label for Jesus

  Mars Hill Pastor Mark Driscoll preached on the still popular and still controversial topic of emerging churches in his latest sermon. But it’s an issue he normally wouldn’t teach to his mainly twenty-something church crowd in Seattle.

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  Feb 26, 2008

  Darfur Advocates Urged Not to Quit 5 Years On

  It's a dark anniversary Tuesday for Darfurians, who entered their sixth year of deadly conflict amid a recent upsurge of violence.

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  Feb 25, 2008

  NIU Students Resume Classes, Search for Meaning

  Classes at Northern Illinois University resume Monday for the first time since the Feb. 14 shootings that killed five students plus the gunman.

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  Feb 23, 2008

  Christians Called Back to God, Voting Booths to Restore America

  American culture is in moral decay as it drifts more to the left, many Christians say. But the demise of the country is not at the hands of nonbelievers or anti-Christians, says one conservative leader. It's at the hands of Christians who fail to be Christians.