Category: U.S.

The United States honored the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday by holding tributes and commemorative services, … Read More

Pro-gun activists held “high noon” rallies across the United States on Saturday to defend the right to own firearms that … Read More

Four decades after Roe v. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion, many opponents of the decision are … Read More

Unlike patients who have a choice about getting the flu shot, many health care workers didn’t have a say this … Read More

Perched high in a South American mountain range — twice as high as Denver — live more than 2 million … Read More

Reportedly, the new movie will focus more on the life of Jesus as his life parallels Ben-Hur. It will also … Read More

Winter Jam Tour Spectacular—Christian music’s biggest tour and the No. 1 tour in the world for the first quarter of … Read More

“Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son … Read More

Forty-three Liberty University undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff from the Center for Ministry Training rolled up their sleeves … Read More

While the majority of pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention have a will, nearly 40 percent possess no type of … Read More

Open Doors has confirmed the death of two Christians in North Korea. According to the ministry that serves persecuted Christians … Read More

A federal judge weighing a challenge by nudists in famously tolerant San Francisco to a measure aimed at curtailing public … Read More

The Tempe City Court in Arizona this week dismissed a case against evangelist Doru Neamtu. Neamtu was targeted and harassed … Read More

Pastor Kathy Gray, co-founder of World Revival Church in Kansas City known formerly as the Smithton Outpouring, is calling women … Read More

After winning re-election to the presidency of the United States, Barack Obama’s acceptance speech ended with the words, “Together, with … Read More

President Obama will publicly take the oath of office with Bibles once owned by his political heroes, Abraham Lincoln and … Read More

Each January in the four decades since the Roe v. Wade decision legalized abortion in 1973, Nellie Gray marshaled tens … Read More

Pastor Ito Hiroshi knows a little something about restoration. Two years ago, a massive tsunami struck Japan. Hiroshi was there … Read More

The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that a chemical endangerment statute must protect children who have not been born yet. … Read More

Wednesday saw the deadliest violence in Iraq since late November. A series of morning attacks killed at least 31 people … Read More

The sentencing of pornographer Ira Isaacs to four years in prison on Wednsday for violating federal obscenity laws sends a … Read More