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Differing Views Of Amendment In Hickory Church
John Biewen's report on how the marriage amendment is dividing members of one African American church in Hickory.
Gay Marriage Ban Debated
Multiple perspectives will get an airing at a panel this evening on the proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and civil unions in North Carolina.
Gay Presbyterian Minister in Chapel Hill
One of the first openly gay ministers in the Presbyterian church will soon be ordained at a Chapel Hill church.
Prayer Appeal Rejected by US Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will not hear an appeal from Forsyth County officials that sought to allow Christian prayer at the beginning of commissioners meetings.
New Catholic Cathedral Planned for Raleigh
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh plans a new 2,000 seat cathedral for southwest Raleigh.
Poetic Portraits of a Revolution: Ramadan
The poets we've followed through North Africa send back this Portrait of a Revolution
Imam Speaks at UNC
The man trying to organize a controversial Islamic center near Ground Zero in New York City will speak at UNC-Chapel Hill this evening.
Islamic Center Holds Open House
The Islamic Center of Raleigh will hold an open house Saturday afternoon.
Korean Catholics Building Church in Apex
A church slated to be completed this fall in Apex will allow Korean Catholics to worship in their own space.
Candlelight Vigil for Egypt
Muslims in Raleigh are organizing a vigil to show their support for protesters in Egypt.
Campus Cops In Limbo
A case making its way through the North Carolina court system challenges the authority of private college police forces, and offers a different twist on the old arguments about the separation of church and state.
Editor of Baptist Newspaper's Resignation Mirrors Change
The resignation of the editor of a Baptist newspaper mirrors change in the state Baptist Convention.
Editor Of Baptist Newspaper Resigning
The editor of the Baptist State Convention's newspaper will resign.
Human Rights Group Holds Conference in Greensboro
The National Association of Human Rights Workers is holding its 63rd annual conference in Greensboro.
Wake Forest Seminary Gets Works of Evangelical Icon
The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary will be home to some 85 boxes of unpublished documents of the late Francis Schaeffer.
Race and Reconciliation in Cedar Grove
The story of how residents of Cedar Grove came together after a violent murder.
North Carolinians to see the Pope
Catholics from the Diocese of Raleigh will head North to see the Pope this week. Jenny Gold reports.
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