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Austin taxpayers will provide $1,500 for a September 10 film screening and panel featuring CAIR-Austin, even as Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas) and Attorney General Ken Paxton (R-Texas) seek to restrict CAIR operations in the state. The “Jesus Was a Migrant” program will run from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Asian American Resource Center, a city cultural facility at 8401 Cameron Rd. The registration page says FaithWorks, CAIR-Austin and other organizations are inviting residents to the event, which Austin “Equity” and Inclusion is sponsoring through its We All Belong initiative. The panel will feature representatives from CAIR-Austin, Asian Texans for...

In an era of broken politics and bad religion, faith is making a serious comeback as a force for social change, says Christian author and speaker Jim Wallis.Mon, May. 26, 2008 Posted: 08:58:18 AM EST LONDON – In an era of broken politics and bad religion, faith is making a serious comeback as a force for social change, says Christian author and speaker Jim Wallis. Speaking at the U.K. launch of his new book, “Seven Ways to Change the World,” in central London Sunday night, Wallis said Christianity is reviving and that it is time for Christians to answer the...