North Korean Christians Plead: ‘Don’t Forget Us’
North Korea is the world’s most closed nation, ruled by one of the world’s most repressive regimes. Over 200,000 people … Read More
Jennifer LeClaire
Gosnell Lawyer Accuses Prosecutors of Hyping Trial
The attorney for a Philadelphia doctor accused of killing four infants during late-term abortions wrapped up his defense on Monday, … Read More
Polish Premier Fires Justice Minister for Embryo Comments
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk dismissed his justice minister on Monday for comments about trade in embryos, highlighting rifts which … Read More
NBA’s Jason Collins Reveals Homosexuality in ‘Sports Illustrated’ Article
Jason Collins, a veteran center in the National Basketball Association (NBA), announced that he is gay, becoming the first active … Read More
Responding to a ‘Friendly Atheist’ Who Isn’t Too Happy With Me
Dear Hemant, A colleague sent me a link to your recent blog where you interacted with my response to Dannika … Read More
Jets Cut Tim Tebow Despite Rookie ‘Miracles’
The Jets released quarterback Tim Tebow on Monday, ending his brief and unsuccessful stint in New York and leaving one … Read More
Greg Laurie Shares Prayer Strategies in the Face of Terrorism and Tragedies
Pastor Greg Laurie knows a thing or two about prayer in tough times. The honorary chairman of this year’s National … Read More
Kidnapped Bishop Urges Christians to Stay in Syria
The nephew of bishop Yohanna Ibrahim, one of the two archbishops kidnapped in Syria on Monday, said he hopes Syrian … Read More
Shalom, Ya’ll: Alabama’s Jewish Community Makes an Impact
Alabama’s Jewish community may be small—less than 1 percent of the population—but it has always made a lasting impact on … Read More
Putin: French Same-Sex Marriage Law Puts Adoptions at Risk
President Vladimir Putin signaled on Friday that Moscow would seek changes in an agreement regulating adoptions of Russian children by … Read More
Bethlehem Monastery Loses Court Battle on Israeli Wall
A Catholic monastery and convent in a secluded valley outside Bethlehem lost a seven-year legal battle against the building of … Read More
Israel Urges US Action Over Syrian Chemical Weapons
The United States should consider military action to curb Syrian chemical weapons after Washington went public with suspicions they have … Read More
Study: Church Relationships Missing Something
Almost three out of every four churchgoers say they have significant relationships with people at church, but less than half … Read More
Gay Marriage Gunman Faces 45 Years in Prison
A gunman who supports gay marriage and tried to massacre staff at a conservative pro-family group in Washington D.C. faces … Read More
Kermit Gosnell, Dead Babies Don’t Cry
I have a news flash for the abortion industry: Dead babies don’t cry. Neither do dead babies moan, move, or … Read More
Canadian Missionary Killed During Snatch and Grab Shooting in Haiti
A Canadian missionary was shot to death on Thursday as he left a bank in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, according to … Read More
Israelis Find Themselves Between a ‘Rock and a Hard Place’
In six months, Israel will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, during which Israel suffered almost 3,000 casualties … Read More
Middle School Girls Told to Ask for Lesbian Kiss During Class
Parents of children attending a Red Hook, N.Y., middle school are outraged after a recent anti-bullying presentation at Linden Avenue … Read More
Black Pastors Join Forces to Battle Gun Violence
Black clergy have launched a new coalition to fight gun violence, saying they are undeterred by the recent failure of … Read More
Unconstitutional: Christian Lawyers Ready for Final Obamacare Challenge
Obamacare is unconstitutiona; on many levels. That was the argument ib Liberty Counsel’s final brief in Liberty University v. Geithnerbefore the Fourth Circuit … Read More
Lance Armstrong Sued by Government Over Sponsor Money
The U.S. government filed court documents Tuesday laying out its case against cyclist Lance Armstrong, who is accused of defrauding … Read More