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Christian psychologist James Dobson dies

James Dobson dies; leaves legacy as influential, at times controversial, Christian leader

James Dobson, the Christian family psychologist-turned media titan who founded Focus on the Family and launched a career in public ministry in which he exerted influence over the highest levels of American politics,

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Christian leaders remember James Dobson for his 'innovation, fearlessness and biblical wisdom'

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James Dobson, Focus on the Family founder and key leader on the Christian right, dies at 89

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James Dobson, American evangelical activist, dies at 89

James Dobson, a formidable force in America's social conservative movement and promoter of an anti-abortion and "pro-family" agenda, died on Thursday at age 89.

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Dobson Laid Path for Trump's Iron Grip on GOP

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Dr. James C. Dobson, Visionary, Family Advocate and Founder of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute, Dies at 89

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Central Christian Church grieves after multiple men accuse former youth pastor of abuse

Larry Kirk, the lead pastor of Central Christian Church in Baltimore County, Maryland, has called the recent arrest of former youth pastor Thomas Pinkerton on sex abuse charges “heartbreaking” and said the church is cooperating with police as they investigate him.

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How a Christian college ministry glorified a sex offender and enabled him to keep abusing students

Daniel Savala urged generations of Chi Alpha members to get naked in his Houston sauna. Why did Assemblies of God pastors keep bringing teenagers to his home?

Impact Christian Church of Victorville to host 100th anniversary celebration in September

Impact Christian Church of Victorville to host 100th anniversary celebration in September, according to pastor Dane Davis.

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Christian ministries eager to ‘ramp up conversation’ with post ...

organizations eye online conversations CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Christian ministries and nonprofits are eager to “ramp up the conversation” with the post-COVID generation, a new survey suggests.