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• Anti-Abortion Protester Slain; Suspect Is in Custody
  A
  man who had long been vocal in his opposition to abortion was shot to
  death outside a high school while staging an anti-abortion protest,
  authorities said. (The New York Times)
• Chimes: Calvin reacts to Board of Trustees’ memo
  Issue
  raises questions about homosexuality, academic freedom and confessional
  identity at Calvin. (Chimes, Calvin College newspaper)
• Religious Freedom Commission's Struggles
  Is the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom going to disappear in 2011? (The Washington Post)
• How immigrants are affecting US religion
  Immigration
  is leading to an increase in the number of Buddhists, Hindus and
  Muslims in the United States, but a large majority of new immigrants
  are Christian. (Boston Globe)
• Anti-Abortion Protester Shot to Death
  Prosecutors
  said the suspect, who is 33, targeted Mr. Pouillon because he
  disapproved of the victim’s protests in front of children at the
  school. (NY Times)
• Archbishop, wife to divorce
  Archibishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, 68, is divorcing his estranged wife of 22 years (Sunday Times, South Africa)
• Ky. mother upset by football player son's baptism
  parents
  of a 16-year-old Kentucky football player who was baptized along with
  some teammates during a trip organized by their coach said Tuesday they
  believe their son may have felt some pressure to go through with the
  ceremony (Associated Pres)
• House of Worship
  The
  Fellowship is a secret religious group in Washington populated by some
  of the most powerful people in America. What, exactly, does it want?
  (Newsweek)
• Remembrance: Chaplain recalls 9/11 attack on Pentagon
  Pentagon
  Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Henry Haynes had just come out of a meeting and was
  on his way back to his office when he heard the news: A plane had hit
  one of the World Trade Center towers in New York. (Fort Jackson Leader)
• Remains of Jesus-era synagogue found in Israel
  The
  remains of a 2,000-year-old synagogue where Jesus may have preached
  were found on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, archaeologists said on
  Friday. (AFP)