Luiza Oleszczuk

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  May 26, 2012

  World Evangelical Alliance 'Builds Bridges' With Chinese Churches and Govt.

  Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe, Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), met with Chinese officials on May 10 to discuss the place of the Chinese Evangelical Church within the global Christian community as part of an ongoing relationship-building process.

• May 24, 2012

  Franciscan Files Expose Details of Sex Abuse Against Minors

  Over 8,500 pages of documents detailing charges of sex abuse of minors within the Franciscan religious order in California were published Wednesday, revealing dark secrets about years of ongoing abuse by a boarding school choir director and eight other clergymen.

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  May 23, 2012

  Crystal Cathedral's Memorial Day Service to Feature Navy SEAL, NYPD Vets

  Crystal Cathedral Ministries will celebrate Memorial Day Sunday with a veteran of the Navy SEALs and a representative of the New York Police Department. Bobby Schuller, grandson of the ministry's founder, will deliver the sermon.

• May 23, 2012

  Church 'Evicted' After 7 Years Proof of Kuwait's New Islamist Policy?

  The eviction of a Christian congregation from a private villa used for worship gatherings for the past seven years has some observers speculating whether Kuwait's Islamist politicians are beginning to actively target non-Muslim groups.

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  May 23, 2012

  Christians Weigh Presidential Options as Egyptians Head to the Polls

  As Egypt's first democratic presidential elections get underway Wednesday, the choices have narrowed down primarily to Islamists and politicians once linked to former President Hosni Mubarak. If an Islamist president is elected in light of the mostly-Islamist parliament, religious freedom and the safety of the Christian community would be put in jeopardy, experts argue.

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  May 22, 2012

  Chen Guangcheng Lauded as a 'Hero' for Fighting for Women, Unborn Children

  The case of Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident who captured the world's attention with his escape from house arrest, is seen as a victory for human rights and many have praised the self-taught lawyer who challenged China's one-child policy, calling him a hero who worked for a noble cause.

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  May 21, 2012

  Christians, UN Share Same Goals in Serving World's Poor, Says WEA UN Rep

  The World Evangelical Alliance's (WEA) representative to the United Nations suggests that Christians and the global agency share similar goals of making the world a better place by working to eradicate hunger, poverty and diseases, and that the wold's poor and most vulnerable could be better served if more Christians support the U.N. in its work.

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  May 19, 2012

  Over 9,000 Evangelical Leaders Conclude Joint Prayer Event in World's Largest Muslim Country

  Friday concluded five days of prayer and discussion for more than 9,000 evangelical church leaders from over 60 countries who assembled in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, for the World Prayer Assembly (WPA), a grand Evangelical event that kicked off Monday after four years of preparations.

• May 18, 2012

  Sudan Reportedly Shuts Down Christian Aid Groups' Offices Without Explanation

  The offices of the Sudan Council of Churches (SCC) and the offices of relief organization Sudan Aid, both in the Darfur region, have reportedly been closed down by the Sudanese government without warning. Observers suspect Sudan's reported war on religious minorities, specifically Christians, may have been motivation for the closures.

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  May 18, 2012

  Crystal Cathedral Considers Relocating to Nearby Catholic Church

  Crystal Cathedral's newly minted president said Wednesday that the ministry behind the "Hour of Power" might be moving to a Catholic church in their Orange County, Calif., neighborhood, although probably not for another year and a half.