9/11 First Responders Demand Invites to 10th Anniversary Ceremony
Plenty of controversy has surrounded New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s Aug. 15 announcement regarding the memorial ceremony to be … Read More
Gina Meeks
‘Seven Days in Utopia’ Hits Theaters
Based on David L. Cook’s best-selling 2009 novel Golf’s Sacred Journey: Seven Days at the Links of Utopia (Zondervan), Seven … Read More
Consumer Confidence Sharply Declines
Fewer Americans believe the economy will turn around in the near future, according to the Conference Board Consumer Research Center. … Read More
Historic Virginia Church Near Quake’s Center Begins Rebuilding
A historic church in Virginia remained empty this Sunday as it awaits repairs to its building, damaged by an earthquake … Read More
Report Details Billions Wasted in War Zones
Amid fears of a global economic recession, recent reports show that billions of dollars are fruitlessly being spent on war. … Read More
Poll: Americans Less Worried About a 9/11 Repeat
In the final week leading up to the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and the events that changed America 10 years … Read More
Cru at University of Florida Kicks Off School Year With 94 Salvations
Despite the swirling controversy of Campus Crusade for Christ’s recent announcement of a name change, the ministry at the University … Read More
Increase in Consumer Spending Sign of Economic Rebound
Despite the housing slump, reports from spending in July could mean the economy is heading in a good direction. The … Read More
2011 New Home Sales Could Be Worst in 50 Years
New home sales fell for the third straight month in July, another sign that the housing industry remains weak and … Read More
Revival Hits a Restaurant
The Holy Spirit is on the move in the small town of Brooksville, Fla., observers say. With the local economy … Read More
Muslims Beat Christian With Rods for Refusing Islam
Two Christian men were seriously injured by young Muslim men this month in Karachi when they refused to convert to … Read More
Assemblies of God Churches Report Little Damage From Hurricane Irene
Hurricane Irene, a 600-mile wide storm, made shore this weekend, leaving at least 25 dead and billions of dollars of … Read More
Survey: U.S. Evangelical Leaders Admire U.K. Government
Evangelical leaders in the United States indicated in a recent survey that other than their own nation, they most admire … Read More
Home Churches Offer Safe Haven for Christians in Violence-Stricken Mexico
Most headlines involving Mexico over the past few years have revolved around some sort of drug cartel shootings, kidnappings or … Read More
Police Beat Church Leaders in Bangladesh
Hundreds of Christians this month protested the hitting of two church leaders at a police station in southern Bangladesh after … Read More
Muslim ‘Night of Power’ Sparks Christian Prayer Call
Since Ramadan began on Aug. 1, millions of Muslims across the globe have been fasting, praying, and doing good works. … Read More
Christians to Proclaim ‘God Has a Better Way’ at Gay Pride Event
Homosexuals will not be the only ones expressing their views at Charlotte, N.C.’s Pride Charlotte event on Saturday. From noon … Read More
Violent Protesters Threaten to Destroy Christian Church
Protesters took to the streets around a church under construction and threatened to destroy it unless the government shuts it … Read More
Will Jesus’ Reign Begin Where Moammar Gadhafi’s Reign Ended?
Tripoli, Libya, woke up Monday to the imminent end of 42 years of rule by Moammar Gadhafi—the longest-ruling Arab leader … Read More
My Hope Haiti Counts 77,000 Decisions for Christ
It’s happened so many times, Bill Conard has lost count. The vice president of International Ministries for the Billy Graham … Read More
North Sudan Church Still in Ruins After Muslim Torching
More than seven months after Muslim extremists burned its church building, a Presbyterian Church of the Sudan (PCOS) congregation is … Read More