Lillian Kwon

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• Feb 20, 2008

  Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons Fastest-Growing 'Churches' in U.S.

  The two fastest-growing church bodies in the United States and Canada, according to a newly published report, are ones whose beliefs are known to conflict with traditional Christian teaching.

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  Feb 16, 2008

  Prayers of Hope, Healing Surround Ill. Campus

  As students at Northern Illinois University (NIU) still recover from shock after a fatal shooting left six dead, including the gunman, Christian campus groups have opened their doors around the clock to offer comfort and prayers.

• Feb 15, 2008

  Presbyterian High Court Upholds Fidelity-Chastity Standard for Clergy

  The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)'s high court rulings this week upholding the chastity requirement for gay ministers is expected to douse years of fiery debate over a controversial decision on ordination standards.

• Feb 11, 2008

  Survey: Journey to Rid Gay Attractions Not Harmful

  Change for a man wrestling with homosexual attractions is not only possible but the pursuit of change can also be a positive experience, a recent survey shows.

• Feb 11, 2008

  Laity Supports Leaving 'Episcopal Titanic'

  Nearly 100 lay members in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh recently signed a letter supporting their bishop in withdrawing from the national church, which they contend is walking after 'a different gospel.'

• Feb 9, 2008

  Influential Evangelicals Withdraw from Christian-Muslim Statement

  Administrators from one of the most influential evangelical colleges in the country removed their names from a controversial letter addressed to Muslim leaders that some say compromises the Christian faith.

• Feb 7, 2008

  Haggard Ends Restoration Process with Overseers

  Ted Haggard's journey of "spiritual restoration" came to a halt this week at the request of the ousted New Life Church pastor.

• Feb 4, 2008

  Anglicans Move Separate Ways Ahead of Major Meeting

  The Episcopal Church's leader expressed confidence on Sunday that they will not be the only one standing up in support of gay clergy at an upcoming global conference.

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  Feb 2, 2008

  Baptists Hope Unity Effort Sparks Movement

  Thousands of Baptists wrapped up a historic three-day gathering wondering if their time spent in Atlanta was the beginning of a major Baptist movement toward unity or just a moment.

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  Jan 31, 2008

  Carter Launches Bold Baptist Movement to End Factions

  Thousands of Baptists – black, white, theologically conservative, moderate, Republican and Democrat – opened on Wednesday a historic meeting that former president Jimmy Carter called "the most momentous event" of his religious life.