Stephanie Samuel

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  Apr 23, 2011

  Crucifixion Story Becomes Real at Detroit Church's Good Friday Service

  For the thousands of people who observed Good Friday at Michigan’s Greater Grace Temple, the crucifixion was more than just a thought – it was a vivid portrayal visible on the stage thanks to the illustrated sermon entitled “The Whip, Hammer and Cross.”

• Apr 22, 2011

  Report: Media Biased in Easter, Earth Day Coverage

  A study by a conservative media watchdog charges three major network television stations with bestowing a favorable bias on Earth Day while smearing Easter, Christians' holy day, with allegations of pedophilia.

• Apr 22, 2011

  USCIRF Urges China to Let Christians Worship Undeterred on Easter

  The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom is urging China not to detain Christian members of unregistered "house churches" who plan to worship outdoors this Easter.

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  Apr 21, 2011

  Utah Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Validity of Cross Memorials

  Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to intervene in a case deciding the constitutionality of memorial crosses placed on various state properties to honor fallen state troopers.

• Apr 20, 2011

  King James Bible Deserves Congressional Recognition, Say Anniversary Organizers

  The introduction of a U.S. House resolution to recognize the 400th anniversary of the Kings James Bible offers encouragement to celebration organizers who believe a word of gratitude is due the book that positively influenced American society.

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  Apr 20, 2011

  Former Planned Parenthood Employee Exposes Truth in New Ad

  Former Planned Parenthood employee Abby Johnson, now a pro-life advocate, is out with a new commercial to address pro-choice claims that Planned Parenthood Federation of America primarily provides women’s healthcare services and to expose the million-dollar group’s true objective – abortion.

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  Apr 19, 2011

  Boehner Hires Lawyer to Defend DOMA, Demands DOJ Pick Up the Tab

  Republican House Speaker John Boehner wants the Department of Justice to reimburse the House for the hundreds of thousands of dollars it may need to spend in order to defend in court a federal traditional marriage law that the Obama Administration has refused to protect.

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  Apr 18, 2011

  Ala. 'Ten Commandments Judge' Mulls Presidential Run

  The pool of Republican candidates possibly running for the GOP nomination in the 2012 presidential race just got a little wider. Former Alabama Supreme Court Judge Roy Moore launched an exploratory committee Monday

• Apr 18, 2011

  Day of Dialogue Gives Students Chance to Spread Countercultural Message

  Monday’s Day of Dialogue gave Christian youth an opportunity to express their beliefs about sexuality and marriage, topics on which polls show young adults tend to hold liberal stances.

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  Apr 17, 2011

  T.D. Jakes' Film 'Jumping the Broom' Spotlights Marriage, Abstinence

  Dallas megachurch pastor and now film producer T. D. Jakes tries to get the message across to moviegoers that marriage, despite its difficulties, is a commitment meant to last a lifetime.