Christian Examiner Article Archive

	Article Archive 2010

	ARTICLE ARCHIVES 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009

	Jan 2010		• After suffering a couple of ‘minor strokes’ Chuck Smith is recovering
			• Year in Review 2009: Hope and change and something for everyone
			• Year in Review 2009: Religion and America by the numbers
			• Year in Review 2009: The Top 10 Stories of 2009
			• Year in Review 2009: Notable Deaths in 2009
			• Abortion group drops suit against ex-worker
			• Residential dwelling from Jesus’ era unearthed in Nazareth
			• How does your state line up on the importance of religion?
			• One-child global policy proposed
			• Christians should care about the global warming debate
			• Ministry delivers Rose Parade castoffs to senior centers
			• Faith guides Vols' Crompton in tough times
			• Iran seeks to smuggle in raw uranium despite new U.S. tougher sanctions against Iran
			• Sudanese Christian woman flees Muslim family
			• Christians freed on desecrating Quran charge
			• Christians in Vietnam hold second historic celebration
			• MUSIC NOTES Gospel duo Mary Mary hope for a Grammy repeat
			• What’s wrong with Evangelicalism?
			• Mother, newborn thrive after Christmas miracle brings them back to life

	Commentary		• Christians can tap spiritual confidence to dim the din by Mark Larson

	Feb 2010		• Christian musicians ‘Come Together’ to benefit Haiti
			• Christian workers in Haiti recount cataclysmic quake
			• Church missions team rocked by Haiti quake
			• Haiti earthquake survivors ache for family, friends
			• Religious beliefs targeted in Proposition 8
			• Church brings teen challenges to big screen
			• Religion in public life: finding a consensus
			• School system agrees to curb Gideons
			• Judge limits medical access for abortion doctor after patient death
			• eHarmony pressured to add same-sex partners to main site
			• Chan Gailey carries faith back to NFL
			• Sex-selection abortions help cause growing imbalance in China
			• Skillet, Newsboys, Jars of Clay to headline 2010 Spirit West Coast
			• The Master’s College offers Darwin essay contest
			• Violent death of girl in Pakistan spurs push for justice
			• North Korea top persecutor of Christians—again
			• MUSIC NOTES Audio Adrenaline, Third Day seek help for Haiti
			• Court upholds University of California ban of religious-based courses
			• SUPER BOWL: Faith fuels Saints' intensity
			• Youth pastor appeals mall’s ban on religious speech

	Commentary		• No need to sing the moody blues by Mark Larson

	Mar 2010		• Gunman shoots two students at Colorado school
			• Olympian says there's 'no atheist at the top of a bobsled run'
			• Fourteen days in the life of Haiti relief
			• Ministry on call to help with Haitian adoption work
			• Former Haiti detainee calls story about note 'fabrication'
			• Archaeologist discovers ancient wall in Jerusalem dating back to King Solomon
			• Pro-life billboards claim black children are an ‘endangered species’
			• Judge refuses to pull license from abortion doctor
			• Michael Vick shares first-ever testimony
			• NCAA looks to ban Tebow-type eye black
			• High school student finds “deal with the devil” assignment an affront to her faith
			• Pac, Meyers win bobsled bronze; say it’s all God-driven
			• Christian family gunned down; hundreds fleeing violence in city
			• Spirit West Coast to participate in national talent search
			• Arrests made in Texas church arson cases
			• MUSIC NOTES Musicians continue to respond to Haiti with their time, talent
			• 'Son of Hamas' was key Israeli informer
			• Court dismisses Shirley Dobson from lawsuit challenging National Day of Prayer
			• Use of ‘God’ in pledge and on money constitutional

	Commentary		• Procrastination serves only to delay, increase consequences by Mark Larson

	Apr 2010		• Repression of human rights on rise, State Dept. says
			• Pro-life leaders nearly unanimous in dismay
			• Evangelicals respond to immigration reform
			• Pregnancy clinic rolls out new expanded service with mobile unit
			• Former Marine weapons instructor reaches out to troubled youth
			• Influential pastor and teacher announces leave of absence
			• Chilean pastor wept after quake, then got to work
			• Gingrich taps California pastor to head Renewing American Leadership
			• Mission America challenges church to a new depth of ‘loving your neighbor’
			• U.S. Supreme Court will consider First Amendment rights of Christian club
			• Chapman to make inaugural appearance at Spirit West Coast
			• Rescue mission, Season of Service team up for Sleepless San Diego
			• Pastor, artist team up to create graphic novel series on Bible’s last book
			• Barna survey: Easter's meaning unclear to many Americans
			• Judge rules National Day of Prayer ‘unconstitutional’
			• MUSIC NOTES Switchfoot at work on annual Bro-Am competition
			• White House to appeal Day of Prayer ruling

	Commentary		• Chaos, canceled plans usher in divine moments by Mark Larson

	May 2010		• Franklin Graham removed from Pentagon prayer service
			• Casting Crowns named artist of of year at 41st Dove Awards
			• Gospel Showcase returns to Knott’s Berry Farm
			• ‘Theology Mom’ makes learning fascinating and fun
			• Supreme Court OKs Mojave War Memorial cross transfer
			• Skepticism shadows Noah’s Ark find in Turkey
			• Silsby to face trial in Haiti; charges dropped against nine missionaries
			• Creative approach to balance the church budget: give money away
			• Oklahoma women must be shown ultrasound before abortions
			• High court to weigh violent video games
			• Florida doctor kills wrong twin, loses license
			• Billy Graham, Obama meet for 1st time
			• Christians fight infant killing in Indian slum
			• Suspected Islamists kidnap, slay pastor and his wife in Nigeria
			• SWC-bound OC Supertones emerge from retirement—briefly
			• MUSIC NOTES Third Day takes home the gold for its Revelations album
			• Twister crushes church, not survivor's faith
			• Franklin Graham prays outside the Pentagon on the National Day of Prayer
			• Mojave memorial cross cut down, stolen

	Commentary		• Recession offers opportunity for reflection, revelation by Mark Larson
			• Helping our leaders finish well by Daniel Henderson

	Jun 2010		• Jews for Jesus founder dies
			• Mojave memorial cross cut down, stolen and reappears
			• British air first TV commercial on how to get an abortion
			• Group applauds iPhone anti-porn stance
			• Two women acquitted on apostasy in Iran
			• Christian health-care sharing ministries granted exemptions
			• How do medical health sharing groups work?
			• Clean water celebrated at African village
			• Campaign completes another fresh water well in Sudan
			• Access to clean water: Facts are heartbreaking
			• States opting out of abortion plans in new health law
			• New Bible translations clear up confusion in Philippines
			• Abortions by video to expand across the U.S.
			• Second wave of deportations hits foreign Christians in Morocco
			• Court case challenging tax-free clergy housing to proceed
			• MUSIC NOTES Jaci Velasquez’s tribute is ‘out of this world’
			• L.A.’s Union Rescue Mission issues urgent donor appeal
			• Judge blocks public school graduations held in churches
			• 'Son of Hamas' battling deportation
			• New poll finds half of Americans find abortion morally wrong
			• U.S. goalie Howard shines on and off the field
			• CityFest SOS volunteer emphasis for June targets adult-minor friendships

	Commentary		• Skewed priorities, shaded truths mock Christianity by Mark Larson
			• A new, emerging black leadership by Star Parker

	Jul 2010		• Four Christians arrested outside Arab festival
			• U.S. soccer's Goodson says 'God has been faithful'
			• Joni Eareckson Tada gets 'positive prognosis' after surgery
			• Prophecy in the Middle East unfolding? Israel more isolated
			• .xxx’s porn red-light district domain is one step closer
			• U.S. soccer team players open about their faith
			• Man travels 2,000 miles to offer prayers in wake of spill
			• Crenshaw Christian Center tries to address HIV/AIDS pandemic
			• People 'being killed for their organs'?
			• High Court denies petitioners privacy, sends decision back to lower court
			• Volunteers usher in another successful Spirit West Coast
			• MUSIC NOTES Former Audio Adrenaline singer, bassist team up for new venture

	Commentary		• High-tech gadgets brings high risk to families, society by Mark Larson
			• How big is your vision? by Louis Palau

	Aug 2010		• Gospel music legend Doug Oldham dies
			• All Star anchored in Christ
			• Restoration work under way for house of MAF Martyr Nate Saint
			• Vacation survey finds Americans ditch smartphones; favor prayer
			• Suicide prevention resources offered as part of ‘To Save a Life’ week
			• Study: Abortion triples breast cancer risk
			• Golf caddy finds rewarding job not on the greens, but as link to Kingdom work
			• Parents win 'candy cane case'; appeal looms
			• Airport chaplains are reminders of God
			• Brothers accused of ‘blasphemy’ slain in Pakistan
			• Bhutan proposes 'anti-conversion' law
			• Christians’ skulls, bones used for Buddhist ritual
			• Iranians in Europe are converting to Christianity
			• Rick Warren recovering from serious eye burns
			• Georgia graduate student told to change beliefs or lose degree
			• Rich Buhler, SoCal Christian radio host, has cancer
			• Judge overturns Proposition 8; appeal vowed
			• California’s Imperial County to appeal Proposition 8
			• 6 American aid workers murdered in Afghanistan
			• Photos of eight of the slain workers in Afghanistan
			• Bodies of slain aid workers identified
			• MUSIC NOTES Artist headliners set for David Crowder’s Worship Conference

	Commentary		• Storytelling an age-old tradition with modern implications by Mark Larson
			• Hilarious high school bloopers? by Louis Palau