Michelle A. Vu

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• Sep 3, 2009

  15,000 Audio Bibles Shipped to Military Chaplains

  Some 15,000 audio Bibles have been shipped to American chaplains and troops in Iraq, Kuwait, Kosovo, and Afghanistan, a ministry reported Thursday.

• Sep 3, 2009

  Chinese Christian Sentenced to Jail for Helping N. Korean Refugees

  A Chinese Christian woman who aided North Korean refugees in their escape to South Korea was sentenced to ten years in prison, her family recently was notified.

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  Sep 1, 2009

  Salvation Army Responds to 'Angry' California Wildfire

  As firefighters battle raging flames in Southern California, The Salvation Army is on the ground helping survivors get through the days in public shelters.

• Aug 31, 2009

  Four-Year-Old Girl Helps Build Water Well

  Four-year-old Heather Bailey saw footage of a grandma and her grandchildren talking about their difficulties obtaining clean water and decided she wanted to help.

• Aug 29, 2009

  Interview: Larry Crabb on Why He Doesn't Like Church

  One thing I hope my book does not do is to turn disgruntle Christians into angry Christians who go out and bash their pastor.

• Aug 28, 2009

  What Does the 'Real Church' Look Like?

  For years a war was raging inside him, but outwardly the Christian author sat in church and pretended all was well. Now he is ready to reveal his secret – he doesn\'t want to go to church anymore.

• Aug 28, 2009

  Iraqi: Too Many Bomb Survivors Are Dying in Hospitals

  Too many Iraqis who survive explosions end up dying in hospitals due to a lack of the most basic supplies, such as bandages, said a ministry worker in Baghdad.

• Aug 27, 2009

  Conservatives: We Disagree with Kennedy, but Respect His Passion

  When Edward "Ted" Kennedy was alive, conservatives would find it almost unthinkable to praise the man considered a liberal icon. But with Kennedy's death on Tuesday, his former foes have softened and paid tribute to the man.

• Aug 27, 2009

  Conservative Christians Plan to Stop Rush to Pass Health Bill

  A coalition of some of the nation's largest conservative, faith-based groups say they plan to "stop" Congress from rushing to pass the health care bill.

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  Aug 27, 2009

  WCC Elects Norwegian Theologian as New Leader

  The World Council of Churches elected the Rev. Dr. Olav Fykse Tveit as its new general secretary on Thursday during its Central Committee meeting in Geneva.