Christian Examiner Article Archive

	Jan 2008		• 2007 Year In Review America at a turning point, but which way will she turn?
			• GodTube.com launches the world's first Virtual Video Bible and prayer wall
			• New Veggie Tales movie to hit theaters
			• Florida school board to teach AIDS, sex to fourth-graders
			• ‘In God We Trust' returning to $1 coin prominence
			• Heisman winner has priorities in order
			• Ancient wall of Nehemiah may have been found
			• Abortion clinic buffer zone approved in Oakland temporarily on hold
			• Honors teacher sued for anti-Christian comments in classroom
			• Federal lawsuit seeks to halt controversial education bill
			• California referendum drive fails
			• Hotels ban Gideon Bibles
			• Broadcast decency legislation held up in Senate
			• Churches hesitant to sue NFL
			• Romney uses ‘Faith in America’ speech to address religion
			• Musician Phelps goes to the extreme to help a deserving family
			• Prison prepares founder of Church Communications

	Commentary		• Abstaining from abstinence: Virginia cuts sex-ed funds by Charles W. Colson
			• Willow Creek model, its leaders say, fails at discipleship by Bob Burney

	Feb 2008		• Coalition of Hollywood professionals to pray for end to writers’ strike
			• Kenyan children pray for peace in this violence-torn country
			• Ban pushed on human-animal hybrids
			• U.S. aid worker kidnapped in Afghanistan
			• Survey: Majority of Americans support religious expression in the public square
			• Adult stem-cell treatments a growing success
			• Hidden millions: Central Asian Muslims migrate to Russia
			• Evangelical leaders pledge common cause with Islam
			• Study: U.S. abortions lowest in 30 years
			• Poll: Evangelicals say abortion top problem
			• Lawsuit against Nashville church dismissed
			• Coordinated blasts rock Iraqi churches; Attacks end period of relative calm
			• Modern hymns are music to the Getty’s ears
			• Bush says Israel peace deal possible in one year
			• Awaiting Rose Parade, crowds along streets hear the gospel
			• Could you pass? Site tests Roe knowledge
			• Spirit West Coast preparing to rock Del Mar Fairgrounds
			• Music News: Sarah MacIntosh to release new indie solo project
			• Seminar offers help to Christians feeling rising debt crunch
			• ESPN anchor suspended for remarks
			• Justices deal medical marijuana dealt a setback
			• ABC draws heavy FCC indecency fine
			• Kenyan pastors tell of surviving the violence
			• District moves to ban R-rate films: Parental OK sought in order to show movie clips to students
			• ‘Save a Life’ seminar to offer tools
			• Caring chaplain ‘mothers’ women at recovery home
			• Urban schools targeted for new collaborative ministry
			• Seattle Christian groups address homelessness in the city

	Commentary		• Abstaining from abstinence: Virginia cuts sex-ed funds by Charles W. Colson
			• Willow Creek model, its leaders say, fails at discipleship by Bob Burney

	Mar 2008		• Justices rule homeschooling in California illegal
			• Displaced Kenyans wish for 'normal'; Missions agencies provide hope
			• Billy Graham released from hospital
			• Churches asked to skip services to serve
			• Study reveals America’s changing religious landscape
			• Mother speaks for life after daughter's death during abortion
			• California voters try again for parental notification amendment
			• ‘True Blue’ awards given to the 110^th Congress who voted consistently in defense of life
			• LaDainian Tomlinson earns prestigious Bart Starr award
			• Jordan had 27 Christian expulsions in '07
			• Casting Crown’s Hall leads Dove nominations with 6
			• Jewish folk singer to Christian music matriarch, Lily Isaacs' journey of faith
			• ORU comes back from the brink
			• Jerry Falwell honored by Virginia lawmakers
			• California Exodus urges parents to pull kids from public school
			• Spirit West Coast music festival is feast of personal ministry time
			• Obama: I will use 'bully pulpit' for gays
			• Murrieta ministry has hands full in outreaches to the region
			• Statewide nurses’ association promotes life and dignity issues
			• Sign Here: Calif. state’s marriage amendment drive heads into final month
			• Annual GLASS convention to feature pastor and former NFL linebacker Ken Hutcherson
			• Fishfest 2008 tickets on sale for April event
			• Caring couple create ranch for developmentally disabled men
			• Prominent pastor booed at Mt. Si MLK Day gathering
			• Two Olympia men calling 15 million unchurched Christians back to church

	Commentary		• It's all worldview: Christians and the environment by Charles W. Colson
			• Black and White Christian churches are to blame by Bob Burney

	Apr 2008		• Breakdown of the family costing taxpayers billions
			• Homeschool Ruling Vacated; Court to Reconsider
			• Oregon sets record for assisted suicides
			• ‘Expelled’ documentary explores Darwin, Intelligent Design, debate
			• Academic freedoms said to be stifled in areas beyond science
			• CDC: 1 in 4 teenage girls have an STD
			• Recovery, grace and redemption — Writer Philip Yancey shares life’s insights
			• On-track festivals attract more than 1,200; 350 decisions for Christ
			• College magazine’s undercover report calls Planned Parenthood racist
			• Suit against L.A. Planned Parenthood alleges fraud
			• Human rights activists urge pressure on China before the Olympics
			• China increasing harassment of house churches and foreign Christians
			• Singer, songwriter Larry Norman, father of Christian rock, dies at 60
			• Volunteers minister at Spirit West Coast
			• High court accepts religious monument case
			• California marriage amendment drive closes in on petition goal
			• Messianic pastor's son injured by bomb
			• HHS challenges threat to pro-life doctors
			• Decades later Youth for Christ still impacting Southland
			• Statewide nurses’ association promotes life and dignity issues
			• Prayer effort targets UCSD Snake Path
			• UCSD’s staff and faculty Christian fellowship flourishes
			• Churches gear up for annual National Day of Prayer events
			• World Vision wants peace, then justice in Northern Uganda

	Commentary		• A Storm of Unity: Non-Segregated Sundays by Charles W. Colson
			• The battle is for more than biblical marriage by Miles McPherson