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• National crusade wants all churches closed on Sunday | Liberia for Jesus Crusade wants congregations to worship together (The News, Monrovia)
  
  

Missions & ministry:

• Come on Anglicans, you need to thump a little harder | I've been waiting for months to be converted, but there is no fire in God's modern-day messengers (Michael Wong, The Sydney Morning Herald)
  
  
• Performer juggles faith, pins | A church event featured a juggler who discussed faith and lessons of the Bible in a visible way. (Monroe [Mich.] Evening News)
  
  
• African priests issue plea for food | Malawi faces shortage after poor corn harvest (Associated Press)
  
  

Personalities:

• Amy Grant to release "Legacy" May 21 | Album marks 25 years of recording (Press release)
  
  
• Bruce Wilkinson leaving Walk Thru the Bible | Jabez author will focus on television and film (Crosswalk)
  
  
• Graham's daughter to lead fall revival | "Just Give Me Jesus" goes to Cleveland (The Plain Dealer)
  
  

Other stories of interest:

• 'Christian values' set the tempo of daily life in Franklin, Tenn. | Christian evangelicals dominate religious life here, and they are straightforward about their convictions (USA Today)
  
  
• Monaghan proposes world's largest crucifix | 25-story religious icon to anchor Ave Maria campus (The Detroit News)
  
  
• Psychics able to obtain 'proof' | Soothsayers can earn certification (The Tallahassee [Fla.] Democrat)
  
  
• Spirituality prevents depression in old age | Church support makes biggest difference (WebMD)
  
  

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