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Audit Finds Anglican Priest Innocent of Theft

A clergy member of a breakaway Episcopal church was found not guilty of stealing nearly $400,000, an independent forensic auditor reported Tuesday.
Top 100 Largest, Fastest-Growing Churches

With the number of megachurches in America growing at an increasingly rapid rate, the largest of them all now have a new label: 'gigachurches.'
Episcopal Head: What Does it Mean to Follow Jesus?

As breakaway Anglicans in the United States question The Episcopal Church's alleged rejection of "obvious scriptural teaching," the denomination’s leader made it clear that they are living as Jesus did.
D. James Kennedy Dies at 76

Influential conservative leader Dr. D. James Kennedy died Wednesday morning, church officials reported.
Graham Returns Home after Hospital Stint

Evangelist Billy Graham returned to his home on Thursday after being hospitalized for nearly two weeks for intestinal bleeding.

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