Michelle A. Vu

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  Dec 24, 2007

  Gaza Christians Observe Somber Christmas after Murder

  Christmas in the Gaza Strip is quiet if not utterly dreary this year as droves of frightened Christians flee the territory after the recent murder of a prominent Christian leader by unidentified extremists.

• Dec 23, 2007

  Candidates Face Different Breed of Evangelicals in N. Hampshire

  Republican candidates, who have been aggressively courting evangelical voters, are facing a whole different kind of evangelical playing field in New Hampshire where the population, in many aspects, is more diverse than that of southern states.

• Dec 19, 2007

  Christmas Gifts for 'the Person who has Everything'

  The holiday season is fast upon us, and Christmas is merely a week away. For those frantically trying to find the perfect gift for 'the person who has everything,' Christian groups are offering unique gift catalogs that feature anything from a dairy cow to a house to school supplies.

• Dec 19, 2007

  Lonely Christmas for Christians in North Korea

  Believers in Jesus Christ will most likely celebrate the birth of their savior in isolation if they live in North Korea, where it is a state crime to be a Christian.

• Dec 18, 2007

  New $16.5 M Bethlehem Hospital Unites Abrahamic Faiths

  Christians broke ground Tuesday on Bethlehem’s first specialty hospital which organizers envision will be a center bringing together Christians, Jews, and Palestinians to heal the sick in a land rife with sectarian violence.

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  Dec 17, 2007

  Africans vs. Americans: Christianity Not Part Time in the South

  African Christians regard their Christian faith as their whole life and not just a part-time activity, said the head of the World Council of Churches on Sunday.

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  Dec 17, 2007

  Black Christian 'Racialism' Challenges Faith in America

  African Americans are statistically likely to be religious, but their worldview is shaped by their race more than their faith, contends a born-again black author in her new book.

• Dec 15, 2007

  U.S. Finally Agrees to Bali Climate Compromise

  The United States finally accepted a compromise on Saturday that outlines talks on reducing carbon dioxide emissions over the next two years after initially rejecting the terms.

• Dec 15, 2007

  'Believable' Huckabee Soars in Crucial Southern State

  Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee soared to the top of the GOP pack in the key state of South Carolina in a major poll released Friday.

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  Dec 14, 2007

  Interview: AIDS Expert on Rescuing Children from the Pandemic