Prison Ministry Reaches Out to War Orphans in Sierra Leone
Crossroad Bible Institute is opening a new satellite campus in Sierra Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world. … Read More
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Disabled Children a Threat? Fredericksburg, Va., Thinks So
Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Legal Counsel Erik Stanley will deliver his oral argument Tuesday at the U.S. Court of Appeals … Read More
Gov. Huckabee Calls Believers to Take a Stand
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee channeled the energy of the Convocation crowd in Liberty University’s Vines Center Monday, issuing a … Read More
Rupert Murdoch Apologizes for Anti-Semitic Cartoon
Media baron Rupert Murdoch has apologized for a Sunday Times cartoon depicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu building a wall using … Read More
Priest Reduces Stress With ‘Self-Bondage’
After all three Masses on the weekend of Jan. 19-20, parishioners of St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Springfield, Ill., were … Read More
Women Use Jesus’ Name to Scare Away Robber
Jacquie Hagler never knew she could be so bold. But, she certainly knew that Jesus could. Friday night during a … Read More
The Sunday Times: Anti-Semitism At Its Worst
The U.K.’s Sunday Times newspaper sparked a controversy on Sunday when it ran a cartoon by Gerald Scarfe featuring an … Read More
Boy Scouts of America May End Ban on Gay Members
Boy Scouts of America is discussing ending a longstanding ban on gay members and whether to allow local organizations to … Read More
Pastor Defends Carrying a Pistol in the Pulpit on Sundays
While a national debate goes on about the prevalence of guns in this country, one pastor defends his decision to … Read More
Baptist President Urges Nigerian Government to Curtail Terror Attacks on Christians
The president of the Nigerian Baptist Convention (NBC), the Rev. Dr. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, has tasked the Nigerian government and … Read More
Franciscan Brother Accused of Sex Abuse Commits Suicide in Pennsylvania
A Franciscan brother killed himself with a knife on Saturday at a monastery in western Pennsylvania, after a lawsuit accused … Read More
Report: Alarming Rise in World Anti-Semitic Incidents
A report on anti-Semitic trends in 2012 prepared by the Ministry of Information and Diaspora indicates that, in the past … Read More
Christians Falsely Accused of Killing Hindu Nationalist Still in Jail After 3 1/2 Years
Seven Christians were accused of killing a Hindu nationalist leader, Laxmanananda Saraswati, in India’s eastern state of Orissa in 2008 … Read More
Creflo Dollar’s Battery Charges Dropped After Completing Anger Management Course
Prosecutors have dropped a simple battery charge against the pastor of mega church in Atlanta who completed an anger-management program … Read More
Pussy Riot Case Spurs Russia to Rethink ‘Offending Religious Feeling’ Laws
The Russian government asked parliament on Sunday to amend a bill that would set jail terms for “offending religious feeling”—a … Read More
‘First Lady’ of Christian Writers’ Conference Dies
Eleonore Forder, co-founder of the American Christian Writers (ACW), died Thursday, Jan. 24 at home in Nashville after being diagnosed with terminal … Read More
Iron Dome Batteries Deployed
Missile-defense systems have been installed in the Galilee region as Israel closely monitors the situation in Syria. Two Iron Dome … Read More
Tortured American Pastor Sentenced to Eight Years in Iranian Prison
In a travesty that sadly underscores Iran’s brazen violation of international law and a tragic reminder that Iran is one … Read More
Religious College Tackles 21st Century Atheism Head On
Talk about an unlikely course in an unlikely place. The main chapel at Jesuit-run Regis College at the University of … Read More
How God Used Two Girls to Preach to Muslims in Africa
Before we arrived in the african village, God had prepared the people’s hearts to know him. Even so, I wondered … Read More
Dani Dayan: Two-State Solution Only a ‘Mirage’
Dani Dayan, former head of the Council of Jewish Communities of Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip, on Friday, said … Read More