Michelle A. Vu

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• Feb 2, 2008

  Huckabee Fights Off Rumor of Quitting Race

  Mike Huckabee has seen better campaign days than in recent weeks. But the not easily discouraged Republican underdog is not ready to throw in the towel, and readily shoots down rumors that he will soon end his bid for the presidency.

• Feb 1, 2008

  U.S. Kids Send Love Letters to Comfort Kenya

  American children are sending “Letters of Love” to orphans in Kenya to remind them that there are people who care about them as they live amid the country’s emotionally-charged post-election violence.

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  Feb 1, 2008

  Christian Leaders Strategize to Reach 2 Billion People

  Hundreds of Christian leaders from around the world gathered this week in Florida to brainstorm strategies on how to reach the more than two billion people who do not know Jesus.

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  Jan 28, 2008

  Rick Warren: Mainline Church Problems Need Evangelical Solution

  Megachurch pastor Rick Warren suggested Sunday that mainline churches need to reconcile with evangelicals to counter its mounting problem of membership decline.

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  Jan 27, 2008

  Osteen: Politics is Good, but Not in My Pulpit

  The seemingly always smiling, positive-thinking pastor to America’s largest congregation welcomes everyone to his church, including office holders and politicians – as long as they agree to leave politics outside the church doors.

• Jan 26, 2008

  Huckabee Refuses to Bow to Low Funds, Big States

  Just weeks ago Mike Huckabee was soaring high after his Iowa victory which brought national attention and a stream of contributions and endorsements.

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  Jan 26, 2008

  Deadly Explosion Rocks Christian Area in Beirut

  An explosion in the Christian area of Beirut on Friday killed at least six people, wounded more than a dozen and set several vehicles on fire, according to local reports.

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  Jan 25, 2008

  Giuliani Loses Edge in 'Crucial' Florida

  Prospects of a Rudy Giuliani win in Florida are not looking good as the largely dormant candidate finally tries to spark public interest while other Republican contenders build on already established momentum.

• Jan 24, 2008

  Evangelicals Defy Stereotypes, More 'Liberal' on Issues

  Self-identified “evangelical/born again” Americans are still conservative in terms of their social views, but are shifting their concerns left to more “liberal” issues, found a new Beliefnet poll.

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  Jan 23, 2008

  GOP Race Shakes Up Before Big Game

  Defeat in South Carolina took a heavy toll on two Republican Christian favorites this week. Early evangelical darling Fred Thompson called it quits Tuesday and former rival Mike Huckabee admitted he was thinking of an exit plan in case of defeat.