[CP Today] Fiery Preacher Takes on Project51 with Launch of Christian Center

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Fiery Preacher Takes on Project51 with Launch of Christian Center A fiery preacher who plans to open a Christian center near New York City's Ground Zero held the first worship service for it Sunday. Poll: 2 in 3 New Yorkers Want Park51 Mosque Moved Latest headlines Vatican Expected to Seek Clemency for Death-Row Iranian Woman Christian Leaders Repeat Calls to Halt 9/11 Qur'an Burnings AG Leaders Mourn Death of Pastor Who Helped Plant 1,000 Churches Calif. Court: State Does Not Need to Defend Prop. 8 Buddhists in India Assault Christian Aid Worker, Friend   Columns In Celebration of Labor Cartoon Rescue 'Copter Daily QT The Burden of Inadequacy Advertisement   Survey Examines Phenomenon of Multisite Churches With a 90 percent success rate, multisites have become one of the more popular strategies for church growth in the last decade, a new survey reveals. Church 12-Hour Prayer, Fasting Rally Hits Sacramento Christian leaders who took the stage at TheCall Sacramento event repeatedly sounded the alarm on the destructive path that they say America is heading down. Ministries Stephen Hawking Takes on Isaac Newton; Christians Respond Physicist Stephen Hawking made headlines this past week for taking on arguably the most influential scientist in human history, Sir Isaac Newton. Education Poll: 2 in 3 New Yorkers Want Park51 Mosque Moved Two-thirds of New Yorkers, including some who support the proposed Islamic community center, say leaders of the project should find a location further from the 9/11 crash site. Society How to Talk to a Teacher What do you do if you have a concern about what your child is learning in school? Talk to the teacher, of course. But how you do it might make all the difference. Culture Parliament of the World's Religions Calls for 9/11 Solidarity An organization that cultivates harmony among the world's religious and spiritual communities is urging people of faith to observe the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by "quench[ing] the fires of hatred and violence." World

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