Michelle A. Vu

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• Jan 17, 2011

  Megachurch's Cancer Ministry 'Fills In' Insurance Gaps

  One of the fastest growing cancer care organizations in Southern California happens to be a ministry of a megachurch known for serving the community.

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  Jan 14, 2011

  Scorecard Grades Congress on Religious Freedom

  A persecution watchdog released on Thursday a congressional scorecard to let Americans know where their representatives stand on the critical issue of religious freedom.

• Jan 14, 2011

  Apologists Make Defending Faith a Coffee House Affair

  Renowned apologist Josh McDowell and co-author Dave Sterrett understand that students are bombarded with arguments challenging the authenticity of the Bible, Jesus as the son of God, and the resurrection, but often they do not know where to turn for answers.

• Jan 12, 2011

  Few Millennials Interested in Religion, Study Finds

  Millennials, those born between 1980 and 2000, are not anti-Christian or anti-religion, but they are, in general, just not interested in religion, says a new book based on a survey of members of this generation.

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  Jan 12, 2011

  One Year Later: Homes for Some Haiti Quake Victims

  It is one year later, but most of the 1.5 million people displaced by the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Haiti are still living in tents in squalid conditions. But for a fortunate few, a new home funded or partially built by American churches will arrive this year.

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  Jan 11, 2011

  Interview: Former Pastor on Segregation in the Church, Cultural Intelligence

  Soong Chan Rah, a former pastor of a multiethnic, urban church, released a new book, entitled Many Colors: Cultural Intelligence for a Changing Church.

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  Jan 11, 2011

  Expert: Less Than 10 Percent of U.S. Churches Multiethnic

  A pastor-turned-professor exposes the problem of segregation in U.S. churches, pointing out that only seven to eight percent of American congregations are integrated.

• Jan 9, 2011

  John Piper Returns to Pulpit after 8 Month Leave

  John Piper returned to the pulpit Sunday after an eight month leave to reexamine his soul and work on his family life.

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  Jan 9, 2011

  Interview: Drew Dyck on Why Young Adults are Leaving Christianity

  Drew Dyck, editorial manager of the ministry team at Christianity Today International, spoke with The Christian Post this week about his recent book, Generation Ex-Christian. Dyck shared about the behind-the-scenes work required to write the book and which category of ex-Christian he thinks is the hardest to bring back to the faith.

• Jan 9, 2011

  Over 800 Churches to Begin 21 Days of Prayer, Fasting

  More than 800 churches, including some of the nation's largest congregations, have signed up to participate in a 21-day prayer and fasting initiative that begins Monday.