Archive for March, 2009
Buddy Christian of Nyack, a prominent drummer who performed around the world and recorded with jazz great Dizzy Gillespie during a music career that spanned seven decades, has died.
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Bart Ehrman seems to be nit-picking in his criticism of Christianity, missing the main point: Jesus died and rose again to forgive our sins and reconcile man to God.
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"I Get That a Lot" (Channel 9 at 8), a special celebrity prank show featuring Jessica Simpson and Mario Lopez, is previewed by John Maynard.
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Pine Castle Christian softball can't wait for a young girl needing a heart transplant to be ... Little Gray has become a little sister without ever saying a word to them.
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The Peoria Christian band Two Cent Offering will perform a youth concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at the First Congregational Church in Toulon.
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Dr. Koyama was internationally known for using arresting metaphors drawn from his experience as a missionary to convey an influential vision of Christianity as compatible with Asian traditions.
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Benjamin Netanyahu, taking office as Israel's new leader, promised to seek "full peace" with the Arab and Muslim world, but refused to utter the words the world was waiting to hear: "Palestinian state."
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A man accused of murder in Christian county who's been on the run from lawmen is under arrest in the Ozarks.
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The fresh ground coffee, variety of teas and lunches are free every day, but many students say they simply enjoy the quiet place to relax or study. Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Freebucks feeds students at the Christian Campus Center, known as the Tri-C, home of the Mavs 4 Christ student organization.
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The city's ultra-Orthodox Jews took the Pennsylvania Amish on a walking tour of their world Tuesday, saying their communities are naturally drawn to each other with a commitment to simpler lifestyles.
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