Nicola Menzie

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• Sep 13, 2011

  Woman Who Strangled, Dumped Baby After Birth Avoids Prison Sentence

  A Canadian judge's decision to let a woman go free after she admitted to killing her newborn baby has shocked the public, especially with the judge citing the country's lack of an abortion law as evidence that members of the public "generally understand, accept and sympathize with the onerous demands pregnancy and childbirth exact from mothers."

• Sep 13, 2011

  Lesbian Foster Parents Publish Photos of Boy Dressed as Girl, Child Agency Under Fire

  A child welfare agency in Australia has come under scrutiny after lesbian foster parents dressed a six-year-old boy in their care in girl's clothing and posted photos of the child on their Facebook page.

• Sep 11, 2011

  Terrorists Post Threat on White House Facebook Page on 9/11 Anniversary

  As Americans gathered across the nation to remember those who killed in the 2001 terrorist attacks against the U.S., there were reports Sunday that threatening messages had been left on the White House's official Facebook page.

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  Sep 11, 2011

  9/11 Memorial: Christians Called on to Renew Relationships Birthed in Tragedy

  Crying out in repentance and for a renewed spirit of service and love, leaders from the Christian community in New York City gathered over the weekend to implore the faithful to shake off the spirit of lukewarmness and to renew the relationship believers of every stripe shared in the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001.

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  Sep 10, 2011

  Last World Trade Center Survivor Tells of Meeting God in the Rubble

  As Guzman-McMillan lay buried alive for nearly 30 hours, the screams she heard in the darkness around her soon faded away. She was alone, she thought, and could think of only one thing to do – cry out to God.

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  Sep 9, 2011

  Bible Reading Marathon Record Attempt Ends in Failure as Man Nods Off

  A British man has failed in his attempt to set a new world record, only making it through 24 hours straight in his attempt to read the Bible out loud before he started losing consciousness – and neither the books of Leviticus nor Numbers were to blame.

• Sep 8, 2011

  Christian Leaders Stand With Politicians to Fight Gay Marriage in N.C.

  North Carolina law already defines marriage in strictly heterosexual terms, but Christian leaders have joined with local politicians in rallying support for a constitutional referendum that would outright ban same-sex marriage.

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  Sep 8, 2011

  Zachery Tims Death: Church Solicits Testimonies for Special Tribute Service

  The members of the Florida church where Zachery Tims served as senior pastor have announced a special tribute service for the late minister and have invited the public to share testimonies of how Tims impacted believers' lives.

• Sep 7, 2011

  Media Mogul Defends Soulja Boy as Soldiers, Fans Express Outrage Over Anti-Army Song

  Media mogul and rap pioneer Russell Simmons has expressed sympathy for Soulja Boy after the troubled rapper issued an apology to service members and their families for a profanity-laced song targeting the U.S. Army.

• Sep 7, 2011

  Soulja Boy Scrambles to Erase Traces of 'Offensive' Army Lyrics

  Rapper Soulja Boy has apologized to members of the U.S. Army for controversial lyrics included in a new song that soldiers and military officials have found offensive.