Coptic Christians in Egypt Continue Protests
CNN is reporting that thousands of Christian Copts in Cairo are protesting outside the offices of an Egyptian broadcaster. Indeed, … Read More
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Hundreds of Bodies Found in Japan After Massive Tsunami Spawned by Earthquake
Japanese police say 200 to 300 bodies have been found in a northeastern coastal area where a massive earthquake spawned … Read More
Winds of Revolution Stirring in Burma
The revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa have inspired many others to the idea of change set off … Read More
Light Sentences for Attack on Christians in Indonesia Condemned
Human rights and Christian leaders said a West Java court’s light sentence for Islamic extremists who injured a church pastor … Read More
Islamic Radicalism Deserves Our Focus
Islam is not just a religion. Islam is a geo-political military system wrapped in a cloak of religious belief that … Read More
Church Prays, Fasts for Backslidden Man
Raahi Chattopadhyay stopped going to church when the lure of drugs and other negative influences from his old life drew … Read More
Hispanics Leader Opposes Obama’s Marriage Directive
When Sam Rodriguez speaks, evangelical Hispanics listen—and they aren’t the only ones. As president of the National Hispanic Association of … Read More
Unity from Egypt’s Revolution Short-Lived
At least a dozen people were killed and roughly 140 wounded in violence between Christians and Muslims in Cairo on … Read More
Bibles Provided for Prisoners in Developing Countries
Discipleship programs in prisons worldwide are booming. Prison ministry Crossroad Bible Institute (CBI) has grown in no small numbers across … Read More
New S.D. Law Friendlier to Home Schooling
On Monday, March 7, South Dakota Governor Daugaard signed HB 1133 into law repealing an archaic South Dakota law that … Read More
Leaving Marriage Unguarded
In 1996 Congress approved, and President Bill Clinton signed, the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). This law defines marriage in … Read More
COGIC’s Bishop Chandler David Owens Passes
Bishop Chandler David Owens passed away on Sunday at 79 years of age in Atlanta, Ga. An internationally known leader, … Read More
The World Upside Down in the Middle East
The World Turned Upside Down was the title of Sir Christopher Hill’s history of the English Civil War. Today, as then, … Read More
Islamic Mob Burns Down Church in Egypt
A Muslim mob in a village south of Cairo last weekend attacked a church building and burned it down, almost … Read More
Muslim Brotherhood Calls for War on Israel
Despite some skeptics, many Islam watchers report that the Muslim Brotherhood is an extremist group—and no friend of Israel. Now, … Read More
Counseling Abortion Bill Passes in South Dakota
The South Dakota state legislature has passed House Bill 1217, which requires women seeking an abortion to wait 72 hours … Read More
Stryper’s Latest LP: Is God in It?
Christian rockers Stryper are offering fans a head-banging view of who their influences were early on, with the arrival of … Read More
Busy? Phone-In Healing Service Aims to Please
In today’s world you can do just about anything over the phone. You can order food. You can pay your … Read More
Crisis in Ivory Coast Deepens
The Ivory Coast’s political deadlock is degenerating quickly into civil war. Essentially, November’s election results are being ignored by the … Read More
One Dead as Islamist Mobs in Ethiopia Destroy Church Buildings
At least one Christian was killed and others injured when thousands of Islamic extremists set fire to 59 churches and … Read More
School Puts Kibosh on Church Party Invitations
Fall out from the war on Christmas 2010 is still working its way through the courts—and the elementary schools. Barrett … Read More