Michelle A. Vu

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• Mar 26, 2007

  New 'Gospel' of Judas Book Depicts Betrayer as the Betrayed

  A new “Gospel” of Judas is retelling the story of Jesus in an unorthodox way – through the sympathetic eyes of Benjamin Iscariot, Judas’ eldest son.

• Mar 23, 2007

  Interview: George Roller on Sharing the Gospel on Capitol Hill

  The D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship in Washington, D.C., currently serves members of Congress and the more than 20,000 staff who work on Capitol Hill. The desire of the center is \"to help our nation's leaders and those who serve on the Hill discover their full potential in their journey of faith and public service.\" Without a political agenda, the center\'s staff is \"dedicated to the higher purpose of providing spiritual support.\"

• Mar 22, 2007

  Christian Groups Shed Light on 'Silent Killer'

  Christian groups hope to shed light today on the ''silent and deadly killer'' that takes away more lives than any form of violence or disease.

• Mar 22, 2007

  Bible League Announces 3.3 Million Bible Studies Completed in 2006

  A mission group actively working in dozens of locations around the globe recently announced that nearly 3.3 million Bible studies were completed worldwide in 2006.

• Mar 22, 2007

  Palau's Mexico Festival Kicks Off First-Ever Ministry Expo

  The weeklong Luis Palau Festival kicked off its first large-scale ministry exposition Wednesday in Mexico ahead of the much anticipated weekend fest.

• Mar 20, 2007

  America's Emerging Family Problems Not New to World, Says Expert

  The United States is coming to grips with some of the family problems that other countries have long faced, a pro-family expert said Monday at a press conference for the upcoming World Congress of Families IV.

• Mar 16, 2007

  Over 3,000 Christians to Stage Iraq War Protest at White House

  More than 3,500 Christians from 48 states are expected to attend a march through the center of the nation’s capital ending at the White House on Friday.

• Mar 15, 2007

  Top Persecution Groups Form Historic Global Network

  Fifteen of the most well-known Christian persecution groups recently formed a historic global network to strengthen the work and unity of the church for Christians suffering in religiously intolerant lands.

• Mar 15, 2007

  Bibles in China's Olympic Hotels a 'Cosmetic' Change, Experts Say

  Christian religious freedom experts consider China’s proposal to put Bibles in hotels for the 2008 Beijing Olympics a superficial effort to clean up its religious freedom image.

• Mar 15, 2007

  Religion a Powerful Factor in Sudan's North-South Relations, Says Christian Congressman

  Christians made a strong presence at an intimate Capitol Hill gathering with some of the nation’s top religious freedom experts on Tuesday.