Michelle A. Vu

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• Feb 28, 2007

  Secular Scholars Back Christian 'Jesus Tomb' Arguments

  Prominent non-Christian experts, using many of the same arguments as Christian scholars, have dismissed recent claims of the discovery of Jesus’ family tomb as a publicity stunt without scientific backing.

• Feb 27, 2007

  U.S. Ecumenical Group Counters Negative View of Iran

  The first U.S. religious delegation to meet with an Iranian president in Iran since its revolution in 1979 brought back news of warmth, mutual respect, and a desire for reconciliation on Monday.

• Feb 27, 2007

  Christian Theologians Reject Jesus Family Tomb Claims

  Less than a year after debates raged over National Geographic’s “Gospel of Judas,” another archeological finding is being lifted as “evidence” to challenge traditional Christian beliefs on the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

• Feb 26, 2007

  Baptist Pastor Launches Early Morning Mideast Prayer Initiative

  The second vice president of the largest U.S. Protestant denomination recently launched an early-morning prayer initiative for the Middle East.

• Feb 21, 2007

  2 Bible Students Beaten During Outreach in Critical Condition

  Five Bible college students were beaten by a group of Hindu militants while sharing the Gospel on the streets of a local village in India.

• Feb 20, 2007

  Mushroom Eaters: Media-Savvy Churches Can Expand God’s Kingdom

  Innovative Christian leaders presented highly successful church media projects at the world’s largest Christian communications convention to demonstrate how risk taking with media by a church can lead to the Gospel reaching more people.

• Feb 19, 2007

  Record Numbers Flock to World's Largest Christian Communications Conference

  Thousands of Christians are attending the world’s largest Christian communications event where top faith media professionals and Christian leaders have convened to strategize on how to harness the power of media to spread the Gospel.

• Feb 15, 2007

  Christian Freedom Experts Split on N. Korea Nuclear Pact

  Christian human rights and religious freedom experts are divided over the new nuclear agreement that calls for North Korea to shut down its main nuclear facilities within 60 days in exchange for aid.

• Feb 15, 2007

  Evangelist Graham Seeks to Convert Sudan’s Muslim President

  Franklin Graham met with Sudan’s Muslim president Omar Hassan al-Bashir this week and confirmed his aim of converting the leader whom many say is behind the Darfur genocide.

• Feb 14, 2007

  Pentecostal Growth in Asia Challenges Catholic Church

  The rapid growth of Pentecostalism in Asia forced a panel of Catholic leaders to re-examine the meaning of ecumenism on the Asian continent and how the church can meet the needs of Catholics within this context.