Nathan Black

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  Mar 16, 2010

  Pro-Lifers Take Final Stand Ahead of Health Care Vote

  Conservative and pro-life groups are mobilizing Americans to make a final stand against a contentious health care bill that is now on the fast track toward a final vote.

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  Mar 15, 2010

  9th Haiti Volunteer Welcomed Home as Team Faces New Charges

  After six weeks of being detained in a Haitian jail, Charisa Coulter finally arrived home in Idaho Saturday night.

• Mar 13, 2010

  Ariz. Church Fights Ban Against Meeting in Homes

  A Christian legal group filed an appeal this week to fight a ban against a church meeting in homes. The Gilbert, Ariz., church was ordered to stop all activities, including Bible studies, leadership meetings and fellowship.

• Mar 12, 2010

  Texas Board Approves Revised Social Studies Curriculum

  The Texas State Board of Education voted on Friday to approve new standards for social studies classes. The 11-4 vote was a preliminary approval

• Mar 12, 2010

  Some Skip Islamic Prayer in Va. House

  By the invitation of a Virginia lawmaker, a controversial Muslim cleric delivered the opening prayer on Thursday at the start of the House of Delegates' session.

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  Mar 12, 2010

  'God' in Pledge, National Motto Ruled Constitutional

  A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld the constitutionality of references to God in the Pledge of Allegiance and on national currency.

• Mar 10, 2010

  Christians Counter Global Atheist Convention

  Atheists and humanists are preparing for what they say will be the biggest gathering of freethinkers in Australia's history. Some Christians are countering the event with creationist seminars and book giveaways.

• Mar 10, 2010

  World Vision Workers Attacked in Pakistan

  A World Vision office in Pakistan was attacked by gunmen on Wednesday, leaving at least five staff members dead. The Christian organization said the attack was unprovoked.

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  Mar 9, 2010

  Christians Expelled, Forced to Abandon 33 Foster Kids in Morocco

  Christian volunteers and foster parents at a Moroccan orphanage were forced to abandon dozens of children on Monday after they were accused of proselytizing.

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  Mar 5, 2010

  Okla. Schools Closer to Offering Bible Course

  The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday passed a bill that will allow public schools in the state to offer elective courses on the Bible beginning with the 2011-12 school year.