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The rise of Islamic parties in the Arab Spring countries is creating near-panic among Christian communities that dot the Muslim world.
This year there are numerous opportunities for faith-affirming journeys throughout the world.
The House passed two bills endorsing religious symbols at memorials, one of which the Obama administration has declined to support.
Egyptians mark the first anniversary of protests that ousted a dictator and produced an Islamic parliament.
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- Florida Senate OKs School Prayer Bill ~ Washington Senate Approves Gay Marriage Bill ~ Sharia Court in India Expels Church Leaders, Hinders Ministry ~ Activists Say Most Women Pro-Life
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