Michelle A. Vu

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  Oct 24, 2010

  Idolatry is Biggest Obstacle to World Mission, Says U.K. Theologian

  Respected theologian Chris Wright gave a challenging critique Saturday of the evangelical movement when he said a disturbing number of its leaders are guilty of idolatry.

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  Oct 23, 2010

  Africa is the Church of the Future, Says Lausanne Officer

  There is hope in Africa – a continent ravaged by conflicts, poverty and HIV/AIDS – because God is at work in this land, said African Christian leaders Friday at the Lausanne conference.

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  Oct 22, 2010

  Former Muslim: Mullahs, Imams Coming to Christ in West Africa

  Hundreds of imams and mullahs from West Africa have been coming to Christ in the past decade and in turn sharing the Gospel with their peers, said a former Muslim who witnesses to Muslim scholars and clerics.

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  Oct 22, 2010

  Missionaries: Church Failing to Reach One-Fourth of the World

  More than 25 percent of the ethnic groups (unreached people groups) in the world, or about two billion people, are not represented at the Lausanne Conference.

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  Oct 21, 2010

  Tim Keller: Churches Worldwide Need to Move into Cities

  New York pastor Tim Keller awed the crowd Wednesday evening with his well thought-out argument on why churches around the world need to move into cities.

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  Oct 20, 2010

  Tens of Thousands of Muslims Coming to Christ, Says Iranian Ministry Leader

  The Middle East, which has become almost synonymous with violence and Islam, is experiencing an unprecedented level of Muslims becoming followers of Jesus Christ, said Sam Yeghnazar, founder of Iran-focused Elam Ministries.

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  Oct 19, 2010

  Chinese Delegates Barred from Travel Send Greetings to Lausanne Congress

  In an emotional evening, participants of the Lausanne Congress heard the song that the travel-blocked Chinese had planned to sing at the conference and the Scripture verses that they picked out for their situation.

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  Oct 18, 2010

  4,000 Int'l Church Leaders Convene for World Evangelization

  To lively African drumbeats and against the lighted backdrop of the trademark African red sunrise, over 4,000 Christian leaders from over 190 nations gathered at the Cape Town International Convention Center to open the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization Sunday.

• Oct 14, 2010

  Colson, McDowell and D'Souza to Headline Apologetics Conference

  Prominent Christian thinkers, including Chuck Colson and Josh McDowell, will be among the more than a dozen speakers at the 2010 National Conference on Christian Apologetics.

• Oct 13, 2010

  Hitchens Brothers Take Opposite Sides in Civilization, God Debate

  Famed atheist Christopher Hitchens and his lesser known atheist-turned-Christian brother Peter Hitchens debated Tuesday over whether a civilization can survive without God.