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Rosh Hashanah and Religious Freedom

Vandalism against churches is obviously terrible anywhere it occurs. But it probably is a lot more common, even per capita, in the U.S

Written by Mark Tooley | Wednesday, September 12, 2012

“The travails of a handful of Trappist monks in Israel — or Dalit and tribal Christians in India, or Nigerian Christians menaced by the Boko Haram, or the 150,000 new Christian martyrs every year generally — simply have a hard time breaking through the media filter in the West"

Iranian Christian pastor released

Authorities acquit and free pastor Youcef Nadarkhani after three years of imprisonment

Written by Jamie Dean, WNS | Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Nadarkhani - who grew up in a Muslim home but never embraced Islam - refused multiple offers of release over the last three years. Iranian authorities had promised to free him if he recanted Christianity and affirmed Islam. Nadarkhani repeatedly refused, answering in court with two simple words: "I cannot."

A Week of Remembrance

September 11th, The Gospel, and the Greek/Armenian Genocide of 1915-22

Written by Don Sweeting | Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Christians who had taken refuge in churches were burned to death as the buildings were locked and set on fire. Churches that remained had their crosses taken down and crescents put up in their place. All of this was part of a move to exterminate Christianity from the lands of the old Byzantine empire, to “liberate” Asia Minor from Christian influence and put it into the hands of Islam.

So, You’re Getting a New Pastor

10.5 Don’ts and Do’s You Won’t Hear at His Installation Service.

Written by Pete Hurst | Tuesday, September 11, 2012

5. Don’t call your pastor on his day off, unless it is an emergency. If someone has had a heart attack, if the church is on fire, go ahead and call him. Otherwise, leave him alone for things that can just as easily be handled on another day.

What the Church Needs is Men Without Fear

The vulnerable God who, in Luke 15, is portrayed with feminine qualities, angers those obsessed with roles and authority

Written by Chuck DeGroat | Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Men…pray this…If this is the man I am to become, may I be given the grace to lift my robe and run, like the prodigal father, with vulnerability and without fear, into the brokenness of the world – even as the onlookers jeer.

The Evangelical Jesus Prayer

It's not perfect, but the Sinner's Prayer is a work of genius.

Written by Aldo Murillo, Christianity Today | Monday, September 10, 2012

There may be good reasons to reform or replace the Sinner's Prayer in evangelical "liturgical life." But we have to do better than theological snobbery or spiritual self-righteousness

Russian Authorities demolish Pentecostal Church

Moscow Orthodox Patriarchate calls for respect for religious

Written by Nina Achmatova, AsiaNews | Monday, September 10, 2012

The demolition took place on the night of September 6, on alleged court order. But the community had not been given prior notice. Fears that similar cases may affect other denominations.

Evangelicals seek a future for thousands of frozen embryos

“The earliest Christians were distinguished by their care for those society discarded."

Written by Krista Kapralos, RNS | Monday, September 10, 2012

Embryo adoption is not a chief issue for many Christians, said Fluhrer, but that may be changing. He has blogged about embryo adoption on Reformation 21, a theology website he edits, and he encourages his church members to consider the option

Avoiding the Great Declension

We have no biblical mandate to limit the Great Commission to evangelists or the gifted.

Written by Alvin Reid | Monday, September 10, 2012

Are there Calvinists who do not take seriously the Great Commission? Yep, I have met some. And, I know non-Calvinists who are neither personally nor as leaders doing much to fulfill the Great Commission. I have known some Dispensationalists to be passionate about the Great Commission and some more passionate about charts of the end... Continue Reading

Chinese Multiplication

The legacy of Freddie Sun (1936-2012) is Bible schools that train leaders that grow house churches that reach across the country.

Written by Angela Lu, WNS | Monday, September 10, 2012

A total of 60,000 trained pastors and 90,000 house churches have come out of the 155 Bible institutes and missionary training centers the Suns have either supported or established themselves. Leaders and workers of the ministries and schools are all local Christians, and do not work directly with Westerners.     For each of the... Continue Reading

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