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New Baptist honors historic pastor

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 30, 2011

This week tens of thousands of people visited Indiana for the National Baptist Congress of Christian Education. The annual conference was sponsored by the...

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Multicultural churches strive to be ‘one body’ of Christ

KESHIA SMITH - June 30, 2011

The Polis Center at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis has conducted a survey that shows Sunday morning church services are still very segregated in...

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Rev. Landrum Shields dies at age 84

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 30, 2011

Grateful members of the Indianapolis community are remembering the life of Pastor Landrum E. Shields. A prominent minister and longtime civic leader, Shields, who...

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Living a life worth dying for

MARION J. MILLER - June 23, 2011

Based on Matthew 28:19-20 Is something hurting you? Do you have a habit that is addictive or otherwise causes problems for your life and...

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Living a life worth dying for

Dr. Marion Miller - June 23, 2011

Based on Matthew 28:19-20 Is something hurting you? Do you have a habit that is addictive or otherwise causes problems for your life and...

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Seminary welcomes new president, celebrates former leader

RACHEL TREES - June 23, 2011

On July 1, Christian Theological Seminary (CTS) will welcome a new president - Rev. Matthew Boulton - and say goodbye to its former leader...

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Same-sex marriage bill enters last scheduled day of NY session

the CNN Wire Staff - June 20, 2011

NEW YORK (CNN) -- With the clock ticking on New York's legislative session, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is hoping lawmakers will use their last scheduled...

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Making the unknown, known

CAREY A. GRADY - June 16, 2011

14 So the trouble is not with the law, for it is spiritual and good. The trouble is with me, for I am all...

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Get ready to go to Boomtown!

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 16, 2011

An exciting, new place for youth and young adults to have fun will be opening in Indianapolis very soon. Boomtown, a Christian club and...

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Congress opens hearings on violent Islam in prison

Guest Contributor - June 15, 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Islamic radicalization in prisons continues to be a concern among law enforcement officials across the U.S., and countering it should not...

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