Michelle A. Vu

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  May 23, 2009

  Scholar: Elected Kuwaiti Women Could Help Mideast Christians

  The election of four women to Kuwait's parliament, the first for the Gulf Arab state, could help improve the situation for Christians and other minorities in the Middle East, said an expert on Islam and human rights.

• May 22, 2009

  Pastors Launch National Campaign for Health Care Reform

  Local pastors from around the country launched a national campaign Thursday to pressure Congress into quickly finding a way to make health care affordable for every American family.

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  May 22, 2009

  Ralph D. Winter Remembered as 'Giant' in Mission Field

  A giant has passed away, lamented colleagues of the late missiologist Dr. Ralph D. Winter. He "was perhaps the most influential person in missions of the last 50 years and has influenced missions globally more than anyone I can think of," said Dr. Ray Tallman.

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  May 21, 2009

  Odd Bedfellows Team Up for Endangered Wildlife

  What do you get when you put a lawyer, a scientist, two evangelical pastors and a photographer together? An unusual yet convincing team of experts that's able to make a multi-dimensional argument on the devastating effects of climate change on God's creation.

• May 21, 2009

  American Christians to Declare 'Dependence' on God

  American Christians across the nation will band together the day after Independence Day to repent and pray for God to heal the country. The newly launched initiative Call2Fall will focus on the spiritual and moral problems growing in the nation.

• May 19, 2009

  Pastor Offers Distracted Believers Clutter-Free Christianity

  Being a Christian can feel too complicated at times. It can be confused with a long list of chores or an in-depth character assessment checklist. But there is actually only one thing a believer needs to worry about to live a God-pleasing life, says a pastor out to unclutter Christianity.

• May 18, 2009

  Top Chinese Rights Lawyer Still Missing After 102 Days

  One of China's most prominent human rights lawyer, Gao Zhisheng, is still missing after more than 100 days since he was abducted by Chinese public security officers.

• May 16, 2009

  Christian NGOs Provide Aid to Sri Lankan War Refugees

  As the civil war rages on in Sri Lanka, Christian relief groups are doing their best to meet the huge and desperate needs of displaced war refugees in government camps.

• May 15, 2009

  Film Warns of Rising 'Homegrown Jihad' Threat in U.S.

  The face of radical Islam is no longer limited to gun-toting, bomb-strapping, plane-hijacking terrorists. Now it takes on more subtle forms, warns a new documentary.

• May 14, 2009

  Evangelicals Disagree on Climate Change Bill

  As the U.S. House moves towards consensus on the climate change bill, evangelical voices are weighing in on the legislation that could finally put a cap on greenhouse gas emissions.