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			Colorado Springs not a Christian 'mecca'
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>North American Mission Board worker Bill Lighty sees a vast mission field in Colorado Springs, Colo., where many people worship the outdoors rather than the one true God.</description>
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			'Letters to God' film has moving true story
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>&quot;Letters to God,&quot; an upcoming film about a young boy with cancer, is inspired by a true story of a Southern Baptist family in Tennessee.</description>
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			FIRST-PERSON: 'Letters to God' is uplifting
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>Columnist Michael Foust says an upcoming movie from one of the producers of &quot;Fireproof&quot; may be just as good as that 2008 hit.</description>
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			Militants kill 6 aid workers in Pakistan
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>The persecution of Christians continues to intensify in Pakistan, where six employees of the Christian humanitarian organization World Vision have been murdered by militants and the country's blasphemy laws are being used to fine and imprison Christians.</description>
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			GuideStone launches wellness website
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>GuideStone Financial Resources has launched a new wellness website at www.GuideStone.org/Wellness.</description>
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			COLLEGES: Okla. Baptist Univ. marks 100 years; additional reports
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>Oklahoma Baptist University celebrated its centennial with a Founders' Day chapel celebration.</description>
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			Land: Baptists have religious liberty legacy
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>An individual's right to religious expression is a &quot;sacred zone&quot; that no other man should breach, Richard Land said March 4 in citing Baptists' lineage in defending religious liberty.</description>
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			WORLDVIEW: Loving the enemy
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			Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00-0500
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			<description>Columnist Erich Bridges tells how &quot;loving one's enemy&quot; has been put into practice with a friendship of a Christian and a Hezbollah leader.</description>
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