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HONG KONG (RNS/ENI) -- The Chinese government’s new head of religious affairs has downplayed the role of house churches during his first official visit to Hong Kong, saying they must be registered with the government for their own protection.

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Christian leader welcomes new limits on use of nuclear weapons

April 6, 2010

author: brandon

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) -- A leader in what organizers say is a growing movement of American Christians supporting arms control praised new restrictions on U.S. use of nuclear weapons unveiled by President Obama April 6.

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Richmond seminary to suspend operations of its continuing education component

April 6, 2010

author: Jennifer Harris

RICHMOND, Va. -- Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond will suspend operations of its School of Christian Ministry in July, a move the seminary’s president says will benefit both BTSR and its six-year-old continuing education component.

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Congregational-health expert terms churches ‘in crisis’

April 5, 2010

author: Administrator

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (ABP) -- During his installation March 18 as president of the Center for Congregational Health, Bill Wilson said churches and ministers are "in crisis." That's a breath-sucking observation from the head of an organization that has dealt with struggling congregations for nearly 20

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Black pastor says he doesn’t plan to run for SBC president

April 5, 2010

author: brandon

NEW ORLEANS (ABP) -- A Louisiana pastor says he has no plans to be nominated as the Southern Baptist Convention's first African-American president this summer in Orlando, Fla.

China’s religious head says house churches must register

Christian leader welcomes new limits on use of nuclear weapons

Richmond seminary to suspend operations of its continuing education component

Congregational-health expert terms churches ‘in crisis’

Black pastor says he doesn’t plan to run for SBC president

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