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Observers discuss whether Christians should resist airport body scans and pat-downs.

Australia's atheist prime minister wants chaplains in schools.

Roma Revival: Missionary efforts continue to succeed.

Continent-wide runup to Capetown 2010 draws more than 58,000 to Christ.

Trapped miners owe a lot of their sanity to the 34th person in the tiny underground community.

Should Christians publicly denounce believers who vilify others?

Everybody who is anybody has said something about what may be nothing.

Small ministry creates big waves at Arab festival.

As Christians mourn murder of International Assistance Mission workers in Afghanistan, Somalia orders out Christian groups.

Church leaders claim irregularities, urge peace after the vote

Would-be robbers and feuding neighbors prove no match for the love of Jesus.

NAE issues public plea. Richard Land calls it "appalling, disgusting, and brainless."

Group must allow leaders who disagree with its statement of faith.

Some see Fellowship Tabernacle's Al Miller as hero who ended a drug war. Police say he broke the law.

Ohio church says it will rebuild.

Lawsuits in federal court also allege labor law violations.

"We are born-again Christians, and we don't make any decision just based on feeling or even on sound knowledge," says dad of circumnavigating teen.