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DNA on doughnut solves church burglary

2009-02-17T10:37:00.000-08:00

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Bloomington police believe a church burglary has been solved through DNA found on a half-eaten doughnut.

Twenty-two-year-old Morgan D. Brock Jr. has been charged with burglary in the January 2007 break-in at Woodhaven Christian Church.

Police said a number of musical instruments were taken, but officers found a box of doughnuts in the church's kitchen and noticed a bite had been taken from one of the doughnuts.

Deputies sent the half-eaten doughnut to the Indiana State Police lab for testing. Authorities received confirmation in November that DNA left on the treat matched Brock, who is serving a prison sentence at the Branchville Correctional Facility for an unrelated home burglary.

Source: AP

Hand-copying the Bible, one person per verse

2009-02-17T10:33:00.000-08:00

Reading the Bible aloud, start to finish, takes about 77 hours. Writing by hand the entire holy book? Try six months.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the New International Version of the Bible, the publishing house Zondervan is inviting people across the country to copy a verse in their own hand.

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Source: LA Times

U.S. Protestants more loyal to toothpaste brand than church?

2009-02-17T10:32:00.001-08:00

Some Americans are more loyal to their toothpaste or toilet paper than to their religious denomination, making those consumers more choosy about Charmin or Colgate than they are about church, according to a new survey.

According to a Phoenix-based research firm, 16% of Protestants say they would consider only one denomination, while 22% of them would use only one brand of toothpaste and 19% would use just one brand of bathroom tissue.
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Source: USA Today

Secretary threatened after daughter mentions Jesus

2009-02-17T10:30:00.000-08:00

A school secretary whose daughter mentioned Jesus to a classmate now is facing discipline, including the possibility of dismissal from her position, for having sent an e-mail to friends from her home computer asking for prayer about the issue.

The case is developing, according to a report in the London Daily Mail, for Jennie Cain, a receptionist at Landscore Primary School in Crediton, Devon.

Her daughter, Jasmine, age 5, attends the school and recently was scolded by a teacher for talking about God and her faith, the report said. She was in tears after the discipline, the paper said.

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Source: WorldNetDaily

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2009-02-15T20:14:00.000-08:00

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