• Year In Review: Hope and change and something for everyone

• Year In Review: Religion and America by the numbers

• Year In Review: The Top 10 Stories of 2009

• Year In Review: 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?

• Faith guides Vols' Crompton in tough times

• Sudanese Christian woman flees Muslim family

• Christians freed on desecrating Quran charge

• MUSIC NOTES: Gospel duo Mary Mary hope for a Grammy repeat

• What’s wrong with Evangelicalism?

• Interreligious symposium at Bethel University draws criticism

• Ethical hazards influence stem cell debate

• New melting pot of Christianity in Minnesota

• Minnesotans at center of Haitian disaster—and relief efforts

• Christian musicians ‘Come Together’ to benefit Haiti

• The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls—and what it means

• Bebo Norman sells prized guitar for thousands for disaster relief in Haiti

• Man overcomes alcohol and prison to serve as example for others

• School system agrees to curb Gideons

• Thousands gather to ‘March for Life’

• Pastors name Graham most influential living preacher; John Piper named in top ten

• Voodoo priest's son leads Haitians to Christ

• eHarmony pressured to add same-sex partners to main site

• MUSIC NOTES: Audio Adrenaline, Third Day seek help for Haiti

• Bible Bee crowns winners from pool of 17,400 contestants

• Violent death of girl in Pakistan spurs push for justice

• North Korea top persecutor of Christians—again

• Church brings teen challenges to big screen

• Local authors give us ‘hope’ and tell us how to follow Jesus

• Olympian says there's 'no atheist at the top of a bobsled run'

• Ministry helps women ‘get out of the life’

• Short legislative session doesn’t mean a lot isn’t on the table

• Post-embryonic stem cell treatments currently available

• Faith Community Nursing program combines faith and health

• Minnesota college students organizing to protect life

• Church uses technology—and a theater—to reach across the border

• Archaeologist discovers ancient wall in Jerusalem dating back to King Solomon

• Ministry on call to help with Haitian adoption work

• Pro-life billboards claim black children are an ‘endangered species’

• MUSIC NOTES: Musicians continue to respond to Haiti with their time, talent

• Canadian judge extends “Baby Isaiah’s” life

• Campus group offers porn for Bibles

• Michael Vick shares first-ever testimony

• 'Son of Hamas' was key Israeli informer

• Christian family gunned down; hundreds fleeing violence in city

• Muslim group demands closure of large Christian church

• Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit brings 2,000-year-old documents to life

• Evangelicals respond to immigration reform

• Influential pastor and teacher announces leave of absence

• Hebraic roots ministry communicates God’s plan for all nations—beginning with Israel

• Barna survey: Easter's meaning unclear to many Americans

• Chilean pastor wept after quake, then got to work

• Repression of human rights on rise, State Dept. says

• Militants slaughter six World Vision staff workers

• Netanyahu tells supporters “Jerusalem is not a settlement”

• MUSIC NOTES: Switchfoot at work on annual Bro-Am competition

• Threat of return to Hindu state in Nepal looms

• Christian woman jailed under Pakistan’s ‘blasphemy’ laws

• Hope and encouragement in the fight for life

• Judge rules National Day of Prayer ‘unconstitutional’

• Joyful celebration for merged Minneapolis Liberian church

• Minnesota’s Liberian population survives immigration crisis

• Creative approach to balance the budget: give money away

• ELCA still dealing with effects of last summer’s vote on gay clergy

• Skepticism shadows Noah’s Ark find in Turkey

• Franklin Graham removed from Pentagon prayer service

• Taxpayer-funded abortions down in 2008

• ‘Global Day of Prayer’ includes numerous opportunities to participate

• Wide variety of topics captures attention of local Christian authors

• MUSIC NOTES: Casting Crowns named artist of of year at 41st Dove Awards

• Franklin Graham removed from Pentagon prayer service

• Hospitality center serves Chinese students

• Northwestern Book Stores sign letter of intent to sell chain

• Church finds itself in middle of tax assessment case

• Court case challenging tax-free clergy housing to proceed

• Two women acquitted on apostasy in Iran

• Crossroads Chapel already at work on State Fair ministry

• Local Christian rock band brings Jesus to nightclubs

• MCC wins top publishing award

• Joint Chiefs chairman says Congress should delay 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' repeal

• MUSIC NOTES: Jaci Velasquez’s tribute is ‘out of this world’

• Global Church to gather for Cape Town 2010

• Valedictorian stands up against censorship of her faith

• U.S. soccer's Goodson says 'God has been faithful'

• U.S. soccer trajectory looks positive

• Young couple hopes to spend life in evangelistic ministry

• Crossroads Chapel to provide ministry during car show

• Ministry looks to impact future generations in Tanzania

• Joni gets 'positive prognosis' after breast cancer surgery

• MUSIC NOTES: Former Audio Adrenaline singer, bassist team up for new venture

• Moroccan Islamists use Facebook to target Christians

• Prophecy in the Middle East unfolding? Israel more isolated

• Evangelicals set National Day of Prayer for the Gulf

• Bhutan proposes 'anti-conversion' law

• Christians’ skulls, bones used for Buddhist ritual

• Brothers accused of ‘blasphemy’ slain in Pakistan

• Restoration work under way for house of MAF Martyr Nate Saint

• Airport chaplains are reminders of God

• All Star anchored in Christ

• MUSIC NOTES: Artist headliners set for David Crowder’s Worship Conference

• Ministry Fair, prayer wall and new Saturday evening service highlight Crossroads Chapel schedule at State Fair

• Local ministries unite for purity

• The Financial Recovery—as seen from the pews