Nicola Menzie

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  Aug 22, 2013

  Ephren Taylor, Alleged Church Scammer, Found in Kansas Bemoaning 'Lost Fortune'

  Ephren Taylor, the self-proclaimed "social capitalist" and self-made millionaire accused of conning hundreds of Christians across the country out of millions of dollars, was recently spotted in Lenexa, Kan., outside a trendy massage parlor and apartment complex dodging news cameras along with his model wife.

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  Aug 21, 2013

  'Preachers of LA' to Bring Church to Twitter; Producer Insists Reality Show Is Not 'Salacious'

  The cast of the new and controversial docu-series, "Preachers of L.A.," will be bringing church to social media by delivering Twitter sermons in a new promo campaign unfolding a month before the Oct. 9 premiere of the program on the Oxygen network.

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  Aug 20, 2013

  Florida Residents Tell Quran-Burning Pastor Terry Jones 'Not in Our Town'

  Residents in Mulberry, Fla., have been pushing back against an invitation extended by a local man to have Dr. Terry Jones hold his annual Quran-burning in their town. But the Christian minister has said no one is going to stop him from burning nearly 3,000 holy books to mark the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the U.S.

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  Aug 20, 2013

  American Bible Society Opens .BIBLE Domain; Called a 'Move From Gutenberg to Google'

  The Internet, now in its 30s, is moving on from common top-level domains like .COM and .ORG, and the American Bible Society is fully in tow. The NYC-based organization revealed this week that it is just a matter of time before it takes control of the .BIBLE domain as it starts accepting pre-registrations.

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  Aug 20, 2013

  John Piper: Revival Can Reverse America's 'Treasonous' Attitude Toward God

  John Piper, founder and teacher of desiringGod.org and retired senior pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church, was asked recently in a WORLD magazine interview for a solution to what he framed as the "God-ignoring, God-belittling frame of mind" that has gripped the nation.

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  Aug 19, 2013

  Bishop Eddie Long Leads Football Team to Christ After Player's Tragic Death

  New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, led by Bishop Eddie Long, shared that a high school football team made the decision to receive Christ during an altar call on Sunday, just two days after 16-year-old high school football player De'Antre Turman died after breaking his neck during a scrimmage on the field.

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  Aug 16, 2013

  Christian Evangelist Scott Lively's Lawsuit for 'Persecution' Against Ugandan Gays Goes Forward

  U.S. Christian evangelist Scott Lively has failed in his attempt to have a lawsuit brought against him by a gay and lesbian advocacy group in Uganda dismissed. A Massachusetts federal judge said this week he was not persuaded by Lively's arguments against allegations that he was partly responsible for inciting persecution against the country's homosexual, bisexual and intersex residents.

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  Aug 15, 2013

  Calif. Family to Build Massive Cross Monument as Giant Tomb for 1 Million Christians?

  The Great Cross Alliance, founded by a California family, is hoping that hundreds of thousands of Christians from every branch of the faith will help it raise the billion dollars needed to construct a cross monument 10 times the length of a professional football field that also doubles as "a massive columbarium and mausoleum that will be a physical memorial to Jesus Christ."

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  Aug 15, 2013

  John Piper, Kirk Cameron, Justin Bieber's Mom to Address Liberty University Students

  What do John Piper, Kirk Cameron and Pattie Mallette, mother of pop star Justin Bieber, have in common? The trio, among a long list of other nationally known figures, will head to Jerry Falwell's Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., this fall to inspire students and share a bit of wisdom.

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  Aug 14, 2013

  Willow Creek Community Church Diversity Leader on Why 'Race Matters'

  Austin C. Brown, who leads Willow Creek Community Church's diversity efforts, spoke with The Christian Post Wednesday about the Chicago-area megachurch's new "Race Matters" community event, as well as her experiences as a black female leader in "white Evangelical America."