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Religion Headlines
Churches Seek Ways To Reduce Energy Costs

Churches in the north are looking for ways to ease the pinch of high energy costs this winter. (Full Story)
ACLU Appeals Prayer Ruling

The ACLU is appealing a court ruling that allows a Georgia county to use clergy to open meetings with Christian prayers. (Full Story)
Revivalist Resigns

A controversial revivalist has left the ministry after acknowledging a relationship with a female staff member. (Full Story)
Confiscated Bibles Returned

Chinese officials have returned hundreds of Bibles confiscated from a group of American Christians.
(Full Story)
Former Central Texas Pastor Admits To Theft From Church

A former Central Texas pastor pleaded guilty Thursday to two felony counts in the theft of several hundred thousand dollars from his church.
(Full Story)
Tent Revival Draws Complaints

Officials are threatening to revoke a tent revival’s permit after neighbors complained about the noise. (Full Story)
Pelosi: “God Has Blessed Us” With Obama

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi praised Barack Obama as “a leader God has blessed us with” during a fundraiser in San Francisco. (Full Story)
Christian Group Leaves Chinese Airport After Daylong Standoff

A group of U.S. Christians from whom Chinese customs officials confiscated hundreds of Bibles, has left a Chinese airport after a daylong standoff. (Full Story)
Eight Torahs Stolen From Synagogue

Eight Torahs valued at around a half million dollars have been stolen from a synagogue. (Full Story)
Survey Finds Most Believe God Can Save Dying Patients

Most Americans and many doctors believe God can revive the dying, a new survey finds. (Full Story)
Pope Prays For Peace In Georgia

Pope Benedict is praying for peace in Georgia and calling for a humanitarian corridor past Russian troops.
(Full Story)
Funeral Home Director Sues Priest

A funeral home director is suing a priest and an archdiocese over a policy he says will interfere with his business. (Full Story)
Helicopter Pastor Grounded

A pastor who used a helicopter to commute between two churches has been grounded. (Full Story)
McCain, Obama Both Say They Support Faith-Based Initiatives

Both John McCain and Barack Obama say they support some sort of federal faith-based initiative. (Full Story)
China Takes Bibles From U.S. Christians

A Christian group says Chinese custom officials confiscated hundreds of Bibles from its members.
(Full Story)
Obama, McCain Differ On Abortion Rights

Last Updated: 2:06 PM 08/17/08 - Senators John McCain and Barack Obama had a chance this weekend to make their case to evangelicals. (Full Story)
Christians To Pray Saturday About Election, Ending Abortion

Thousands of Christians are expected to take part in a day of prayer and fasting Saturday in Washington, D.C. (Full Story)
Man Claimed Vandalism Was Result Of “Demonic Forces”

A man who punched out eight church windows says “demonic forces” made him do it.
(Full Story)
Faithful Urged To Join Animal Welfare Campaign

People of faith are being urged to buy only cage-free eggs this October.
(Full Story)
Central Texas Man’s Death Sentence Upheld Despite Bible In Jury Room

A federal appeals court has upheld the death sentence of a Central Texas man convicted in a deadly home break-in, despite claims that a Bible in the jury room prejudiced jurors. (Full Story)
Pastor Sues Texas’ Largest Baptist Group

A pastor who says he was defamed in a scandal involving allegations of phantom churches in the Rio Grande Valley is suing the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
(Full Story)
Prayer Group Says God Lowered Gas Prices

The head of the “Pray at the Pump” movement says God can be thanked for the recent drop in the price at the pump.
(Full Story)
Group Yanks Video Asking For Rain During Obama’s Acceptance Speech

A conservative Christian group has pulled Web video that called on people to pray for rain on the night Barack Obama delivers his outdoor acceptance speech. (Full Story)
Jury Finds In Favor Of Wife Of Texas Megachurch Pastor

A jury in Houston Thursday found in favor of the wife of megachurch pastor Joel Osteen in a civil suit filed by a flight attendant who claimed she was attacked during a flight to Colorado. (Full Story)
Judge: University Didn’t Discriminate Against Christian High Schools

A federal judge has ruled that a university didn’t discriminate against two Christian high schools when it refused to honor some of their courses when considering students’ admission eligibility.
(Full Story)
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