Ravelle Mohammed

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  Jan 17, 2012

  National Marriage Week Aims to Reduce Divorce, Promote Matrimony

  National Marriage Week, running from Feb. 7-14, aims to strengthen and increase marriage rates – while reducing divorce – through hundreds of events, classes, and conferences promoting the sanctity of matrimony.

• Jan 16, 2012

  Joel Osteen: Mitt Romney Is a 'Believer in Christ Like Me'

  Joel Osteen, pastor of America's fastest growing megachurch, has reiterated his opinion that GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is a “believer in Christ like me” and that the former Massachusetts governor's confession of Jesus as the Son of God is “enough” for him.

• Jan 16, 2012

  'Church Diversity' Movement Aims to 'Desegregate' Houses of Worship

  Today, Americans across the nation are honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., a catalyst for the civil rights movement who advocated equality for all races. However, 43 years after his assassination, churches throughout America still face segregation – giving rise to a "Church Diversity" initiative to "see a more unified body of Christ."

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  Jan 14, 2012

  'Sex Not X-Rated, But God Created,' Says 'Sexperiment Pastor

  “Sexperiment” Pastor Ed Young and wife, Lisa, have spent 24 hours on their Grapevine, Texas church roof -– in bed –- an initiative to bring “the bed back into the church.”

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  Jan 13, 2012

  'Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus' Viral Video Sparks Faith Debate

  A young online evangelist is hoping to epitomize the message that Jesus does not equal "religion" in a YouTube video that has attracted over 6 million views and incited hundreds of comments on the true meaning of faith.

• Jan 12, 2012

  Teen Girl Gets Prayer Banner Removed From RI High School

  A 16-year-old Rhode Island girl and self-described atheist has won a legal battle against her high school over a prayer banner displayed on campus, with a federal court ruling Wednesday that the Christian mural, erected more than 50 years ago, has to be removed.

• Jan 12, 2012

  Natalee Holloway Declared Dead? Judge to Make Decision Thursday

  An Alabama judge is set to decide Thursday on whether to sign a court order declaring the death of Natalee Holloway, the 18-year-old who disappeared during a 2005 graduation trip to Aruba.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  National Human Trafficking Awareness Day Sees Various Ministries Reach Out

  For the average 12- to 14-year-old American girl, adolescence is a time of growing and learning – a carefree existence – however, for thousands of others, it marks their entry into a living hell of pornography and prostitution.

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Caylee Anthony Was Murdered, Says Doctor Who Examined Body

  Caylee Anthony was “without a doubt” murdered, Dr. Jan Garavaglia, who had examined the child’s body, revealed on Anderson Cooper’s new syndicated talk show “Anderson,” Tuesday.

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  Jan 10, 2012

  Hollywood Out of Touch, or Are Christians Expecting Too Much?

  Has Hollywood lost touch with Middle America? According to The Christian Film & Television Commission, the city of lights and big dreams does not know how to appeal to the average American. Yet, other observers insist Christians may be expecting too much from a sector controlled by "non-believers."