School District Backs Down on Christian Song Ban
A fifth grade student with cerebral palsy just wanted to glorify the King of kings—but the Los Angeles Unified School … Read More
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One Missionary Beaten for Sharing the Gospel; Another Threatened by Her Family
Two Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries in one South Asian state are being harassed for their faith. Jennar Hedge was beaten … Read More
‘Read Our Lips Harry Reid, Defund Planned Parenthood Now’
Okay, the gloves must come off. We are all sick and tired of liberal members of Congress who continue to … Read More
Disaster-Ridden Japan in Store for More Trauma
Immediate aid is being determined and released for Japan to keep survivors surviving. When assessing the aftermath of an earthquake, … Read More
Turkey Arrests 20 Allegedly Linked to Malatya Murders
In simultaneous operations in nine different provinces of Turkey, authorities last week arrested 20 people suspected of playing a role … Read More
Yemen Forces Kill 40 Protesters
Yemen security forces have killed 40 people and injured hundreds more. Snipers opened fire from rooftops at thousand of protesters … Read More
Online Dating Sites Cater to Virgins
Online dating is nothing new, but the $1.8 billion industry is growing—and diversifying—by leaps and bounds. There are dating sites … Read More
YWAM Sees Opportunity Amid the Crisis in Japan
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and tsunami which hit the northeastern part of Japan last week, reports from … Read More
Ohio Pastor Finds Spiritual Renewal in Homeless Experiment
Ryan Riddell has sold hundreds of homes. But the Keller Williams agent—and pastor of a local church in Dayton, Ohio—spent … Read More
Manigat or Martelly? Haiti Decides Sunday
This Sunday, Haitians will hit the polls—hopefully the last time for this particular presidential election. Elections were first held a … Read More
Nuclear Crisis Escalates in Japan
Japan may be heading toward the largest nuclear disaster in human history. Naoto Kan, Japan’s prime minister, said the crisis … Read More
Pastor Jailed, Church Construction Opposed
Raheem Nayar, a pastor, husband and father of two, is currently in jail after anti-Christian activists made a false accusation … Read More
Egypt’s Weekend Vote Could Open Door to Terrorists
The headlines coming out of the Middle East are troublesome. News reports detail pro-democracy activists allegedly tortured by Egyptian soldiers, … Read More
Japan Pushed to the Limit with Triple Threat
Two strong tremors shook Japan Wednesday. These join the dozens of aftershocks that continue to unsettle the displaced after Friday’s … Read More
Hinn Dismisses Defamation Suit Phil Cooke
On January 12, 2011, Pastor Benny Hinn filed suit in Orange County, California, against self-described Christian media consultant Phil Cooke … Read More
Is Japan Disaster Another Apocalyptic Sign?
The crisis in Japan is worsening. At the same time, the situation in the Middle East is volatile. And let’s … Read More
YWAM’s 2012 Games Outreach Gets Underway
A two year UK-wide outreach program focusing on the build-up to and the aftermath of the Olympic Games in 2012 … Read More
Pakistani Christian Sentenced for ‘Blasphemy’ Dies in Prison
A Christian serving a life sentence in Karachi Central Jail on accusations that he had sent text messages blaspheming the … Read More
OBI Relief Worker: Situation in Japan ‘Sinister’
The Christian Broadcasting Network’s Operation Blessing International is in the Sendai area of Japan distributing food and water. David Darg, … Read More
Egypt Faces Landmark Constitutional Vote on Saturday
Controversy over Saturday’s referendum on proposed constitutional amendments is intensifying in Egypt. Rex Rogers with SAT-7 explains, “This is the … Read More
Once an Addict, Now an Example
Jobless and addicted to drugs and alcohol, Salim Banerjee spent his time loitering on the streets. He never imagined his … Read More