Lillian Kwon

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  Nov 16, 2007

  Clinton to Join AIDS Summit with Rick, Kay Warren

  Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton is scheduled to join Saddleback Church's third annual Global Summit on AIDS and the Church hosted by Rick and Kay Warren.

• Nov 16, 2007

  Exodus Youth Aim to Reverse 'Anti-Homosexual' Church View

  Exodus Youth, part of the evangelical ministry Exodus International that deals with the issue of homosexuality, is aiming to reverse a "disturbing" trend seen across churches and perceived widely by young Americans – that the Church is anti-homosexual.

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  Nov 14, 2007

  Bitter Church Property Dispute Goes to Trial

  A trial involving 11 former Episcopal congregations began Tuesday in a bitter battle over tens of millions of dollars of church property. It is reported to be the largest property dispute in the history of The Episcopal Church.

• Nov 13, 2007

  Militant Atheism Gives Rise to Christian Apologetics

  Some of the most prominent evangelical leaders and Christian apologists recently addressed thousands of believers amid a trend of atheist outspokenness.

• Nov 12, 2007

  Godbloggers Communicate Without Apology

  There may be 50 million blogs by the year 2010, says one prominent evangelical.

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  Nov 12, 2007

  Ministers Question Senate Probe, Defend Prosperity

  Some ministers being probed for alleged financial misconduct said they will cooperate with a Senate investigation. But they question whether the request for their financial records is overstepping government authority into religion.

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  Nov 12, 2007

  Teens Double Dared to Start Up Jesus Talks

  Today's generation of teenagers are hyped up at hearing of the return of Jesus. And when it comes to actually being ready for Him to show up, the young Jesus followers are told not to mess around.

• Nov 8, 2007

  Conservative Leader Refuses to Surrender in Fight to Preserve Anglican Tradition

  Nigerian Archbishop Peter Akinola has urged for a meeting with other Anglican leaders worldwide to respond to what he sees as a crisis stemming from the American church that will affect the entire Anglican body.

• Nov 7, 2007

  'Prosperity' Televangelists Probed for Possible Financial Misconduct

  Investigation is underway for possible financial misconduct involving six popular televangelists who preach what critics call the prosperity gospel.

• Nov 6, 2007

  Baptists Highlight Cooperation Amid Diversity Challenges

  Very, very little should divide Baptist Christians, said the head of a global Baptist group.