Michelle A. Vu

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  Dec 14, 2007

  Darfur Activists Applaud Senate on Divestment Bill

  Darfur activists commended the U.S. Senate for its unanimous passage of the Sudan Accountability and Divestment Act which would authorize state and local governments to withdraw investments from companies that support the Khartoum government.

• Dec 13, 2007

  S. Korea Presidential Election Highlights Christian Influence

  South Korea’s presidential frontrunner, Lee Myung-bak, serves as a reminder of the strong influence of Christianity on not only the country’s politics, but also on its economy and social life.

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  Dec 13, 2007

  Star Athletes Deliver Anti-Malaria Nets in Mali

  American sports stars are lending a hand in delivering 133,000 insecticide-treated nets to children and families in Mali beginning Thursday.

• Dec 13, 2007

  China Arrests 270 Underground Protestant Pastors

  Chinese police forces recently arrested 270 Protestant house church pastors in an eastern province, reported a Chinese Christian human rights organization.

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  Dec 13, 2007

  Huckabee Apologizes for Mormon Comment

  Republican Mike Huckabee personally apologized on Wednesday to presidential rival Mitt Romney for comments he made in a New York Times interview that seemed to criticize the Mormon faith.

• Dec 12, 2007

  Huckabee Refuses to Take Back AIDS, Homosexuality Remarks

  Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee recently ended his honeymoon with the media and was handed some tough questions about statements he made in 1992 about AIDS and homosexuality.

• Dec 11, 2007

  100,000 AIDS Orphans in Zambia to Hear Gospel

  Hundreds of churches in Zambia will undergo evangelism training next month in preparation to reach 100,000 AIDS orphans with the Gospel in 2008.

• Dec 11, 2007

  Quarter-Million Bibles to be Distributed in Sudan

  World Gospel Mission, in partnership with Samaritan’s Purse, will distribute a quarter of a million Bibles across southern Sudan next year.

• Dec 11, 2007

  China to Open World's Largest Bible Production Plant

  China will open the largest Bible production factory in the world early next year, according to a leading U.K. newspaper.

• Dec 11, 2007

  U.S. Evangelicals Carry Darfur-Olympic Torch

  In a growing sign of commitment to engage the church on wider social issues, evangelical leaders carried the Darfur-Olympic torch in the nation’s capital on International Human Rights Day.