Setrige Crawford

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• Dec 28, 2011

  Al-Qaida Group Takes Responsibility for Baghdad Bombings

  An al-Qaida group in Iraq has claimed responsibility for a series of bombings in Baghdad last week, which left 70 dead and hundreds more injured.

• Dec 28, 2011

  Chilean Paper Must Pay for Exploding Churros

  A Chilean newspaper has been ordered to pay damages to victims for injuries suffered from exploding churros.

• Dec 27, 2011

  Police Officer Arrested for DWI and Providing a Firearm

  A Texas police officer has been arrested and suspended while being investigated for a DWI and an incident where he provided a firearm to a felon.

• Dec 27, 2011

  Drew Brees: A 'Call from God' Helped Break NFL Passing Record

• Dec 27, 2011

  L.A. Preacher and Ex-FBI Agent Jailed for Fraud

  A Los Angeles preacher has gone from living his “American dream” as a police officer and undercover FBI agent to serving four years in federal prison.

• Dec 27, 2011

  Churches Robbed on Christmas, Pastors Pray For Burglars

  Two Pennsylvania churches, which were robbed over the holiday weekend, have reached out to the burglars in prayer.

• Dec 27, 2011

  Churches Help Philippines Flood Victims

  Church agencies have joined have joined the Philippine government and other international aid groups in an effort to help people affected by recent flooding and a tropical storm.

• Dec 26, 2011

  Prominent Lutheran Theologian Celebrated With Gold Medal

  C.F.W. Walther is being celebrated by the International Association of Reformation Coins and Victor Huster, with a limited edition medal celebrating the 200th anniversary of his birth.

• Dec 26, 2011

  'Anonymous' Hackers Infiltrate Security Think Tank

  A network of hackers who call themselves “Anonymous” claims they have stolen thousands of credit card numbers and personal information from clients of the security think tank Stratfor.

• Dec 26, 2011

  Christmas Wasn't Always Celebrated by Southern Baptists

  The Christmas holiday did not hold much significance to Southern Baptists until after the Civil War.