Sunday, February 6, 2011
Christianity in Central America
The Economist takes a look at Evangelicals and Catholics in San Salvador here.
Labels:
Catholic,
Central America,
Missionaries
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
National Prayer Breakfast
Here is a video from the National Prayer Breakfast, showing Barack Obama's remarks. There's a full transcript here.
Labels:
Barak Obama,
Politics,
Prayer
Super Bowl QB
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says his favorite book is the Bible and leads his team in pregame prayers. Sometimes called "squeaky clean" by the news media, Rodgers is the NFL's career pass rating leader with the lowest interception rate in league history.
Labels:
Sports
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Faith Healing Sentence
A Philadelphia couple will serve 10 years probation for failing to get medical help for their two-year-old son who died of bacterial pneumonia after a two-week illness. Herbert and Catherine Schaible prayed over their son, following their church's teachings on faith healing. They are members of the First Century Gospel Church and have 7 other children.
Labels:
Crime,
Faith Healing,
Pennsylvania
Smut for Smut
A student group at the University of Texas San Antonio is giving pornography magazines to anyone who turns in a Bible. Atheist Agenda set up a booth on the campus and calls the event Smut for Smut. It's the second time the group has tried the promotion. Meanwhile, Christian groups on campus are gathering to speak to students who stop by the event.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Church Faces Foreclosure
Regions Bank may take a Kansas City megachurch if the congregation doesn't come up with more than $14 million owned for a mortgage. The foreclosure on the First Family Church's 61 acre campus in Overland Park comes after hundreds of members had left the church over concerns about financial accountability. Pastor Jerry Johnston has not responded to media requests for interviews. Church officials would have up to 30 days to respond to the bank’s petition for foreclosure.
Labels:
Kansas,
Megachurch Leaders
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