Nicola Menzie

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  Jul 29, 2013

  Former Archbishop Desmond Tutu Says He Would Choose Hell Over 'Homophobic' Heaven

  Speaking recently at the United Nation's launch of its "Free & Equal" campaign to promote fair treatment of LGBT persons, former archbishop and South African anti-apartheid activist Desmond Tutu declared that the issue was so close to his heart that he "would refuse to go to a homophobic heaven" and instead choose "the other place."

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  Jul 29, 2013

  Jimmy Carter Reportedly to Visit North Korea to Free Kenneth Bae

  Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is preparing to take a trip to North Korea "very soon" to try and secure the release of Christian missionary Kenneth Bae, according to South Korea's leading news agency.

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  Jul 25, 2013

  CP Exclusive: TD Jakes Talks New Projects, Ministry Burdens and Handling Critics

  Bishop T.D. Jakes of The Potter's House recently sat down with The Christian Post to discuss the many projects he has lined up for this year, such as MegaFest 2013, his school of leadership and a new talk show debuting in the fall on BET. The influential preacher, filmmaker and author also offered his take on the Trayvon Martin-George Zimmmerman case, the particular burdens he feels as a Christian minister and how he deals with critics.

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  Jul 25, 2013

  Archbishop of Canterbury on Speaking in Tongues: 'It Just Comes'

  Justin Welby, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, recently shared his testimony with the press and said that not every "true Christian" needs to have a personal conversion experience and that for him, speaking in tongues is routine.

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  Jul 24, 2013

  TD Jakes School of Leadership to Launch Classes in Africa, Asia?

  Megachurch pastor T.D. Jakes says he has been exploring the possibility of taking his School of Leadership curriculum, which offers courses in entrepreneurship, digital media, church media and more, overseas to Africa and Asia, as the Regent University-powered online program prepares to engage its inaugural class.

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  Jul 24, 2013

  George Alexander Louis' Birth a Boon for Fans of Tetley USA

  U.S. tea company Tetley USA is celebrating the birth and naming of Prince William and Kate Middleton's first child, George Alexander Louis, by offering a free year's supply of tea to U.S. parents who have or had a baby this year also named George.

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  Jul 23, 2013

  TD Jakes Weighs in on Obama Personalizing Trayvon Martin Case

  Bishop T.D. Jakes was asked to weigh in on Tuesday on whether he thought President Barack Obama's comments on Trayvon Martin after George Zimmerman's acquittal in the teen's shooting death were misdirected, considering the deadly violence plaguing his home city of Chicago.

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  Jul 12, 2013

  'Loves God, Likes Girls' Author Talks Myths Christians Believe About Same-Sex Attraction

  Sally Gary's story is unique in that it is her own, but as a follower of Jesus Christ living with same-sex attraction, the Texas native undeniably has much to say that would resonate with countless other women who find that they, too "love God but like girls."

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  Jul 11, 2013

  South African Pastor Calls Prosperity Gospel Damaging, Asks 'Where Are We Heading To?'

  Thuso Kewana, an ordained pastor and ministry leader living in impoverished South Africa, says he can be silent no longer about the damaging effects of the prosperity gospel, an American export he believes is unbiblical and used by wolves in sheep's clothing to prey on mostly charismatic and Pentecostal Christians not only in his country, but around the world.

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  Jul 10, 2013

  One Million Moms Slams Discovery Channel's 'Naked and Afraid;' Compares Show to 'Soft Porn'

  While the Discovery Channel's new reality show "Naked and Afraid" might bring to mind scenes from the Book of Genesis with its male-female pairing of contestants fending for survival in the wild with no clothes on, conservative family organization One Million Moms wants none of it and has demanded that the network cancel the "offensive" and "inappropriate" show it believes is comparable to pornography.