Lillian Kwon

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  Dec 24, 2007

  Spiritual Leaders Answer Life's Most Complex Questions

  Acclaimed French filmmakers Jules and Gedeon Naudet explored some of the most complex questions bewildering the world's population in a television documentary that aired Sunday.

• Dec 19, 2007

  Grassley Still Waiting on Preachers Under Financial Scrutiny

  A ministry watchdog released its list of top 30 ministries that grade high in financial transparency and aren't tainted with issues that would concern donors.

• Dec 18, 2007

  Dispelling Myths about Young Church Dropouts

  While reports have confirmed a mass exodus of young adults from the church, one local pastor and researcher says secular universities are not to blame.

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  Dec 16, 2007

  Anglicans at a Deadlock; Archbishop Pursues More Talks

  Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams said it is "practically impossible" to expect a clearer response from the American church which had earlier agreed to halt the ordination of openly gay bishops.

• Dec 14, 2007

  Baptists Poised to Hurdle Divisions with New Covenant

  For the first time in more than 160 years, Baptists in North America will have a major convocation next month and differences of race, politics, or legalistic interpretations of the Scriptures will not threaten their unity, said former president Jimmy Carter.

• Dec 12, 2007

  Episcopal Remnants Undeterred by Historic Split

  Days after the first ever Episcopal diocese voted to secede from the national church, Episcopal leaders have revealed plans to continue the diocese

• Dec 11, 2007

  T.D. Jakes to Take Popular MegaFest to Africa

  Bishop T.D. Jakes is taking his record-setting MegaFest event overseas to South Africa next year, according to an announcement made by the megachurch pastor Wednesday.

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  Dec 10, 2007

  Hundreds Mourn Omaha Mall Shooting Victims

  Friends and family members mourned the loss of loved ones as funeral services and vigils began over the weekend for the victims of the Omaha, Neb., shooting.

• Dec 9, 2007

  First Diocese Approves Split with Episcopal Church

  A California diocese overwhelmingly voted on Saturday to sever ties with The Episcopal Church, becoming the first diocese in the church's history to do so.

• Dec 7, 2007

  Breakaway Anglicans Move Forward with Orthodox Initiative

  The first annual meeting of a flourishing breakaway Anglican group opened Thursday, marking the "coming of age" for the orthodox Anglican initiative, said one bishop.