Christian Doc Fights for Job After Prescribing Jesus
A Christian general practitioner is facing the threat of being struck off for suggesting a patient could find solace in … Read More
Christian Woman Arrested for Evangelizing in Darfur, Sudan
Sudanese National Security Intelligence and Security Service agents have arrested a Christian woman in a Darfur camp for displaced people, … Read More
Joplin Twisters Drive World Vision Response
World Vision’s disaster response director has deployed to southern Missouri to assess the damage after a massive tornado plowed through … Read More
Netanyahu Ready to Offer Land for Peace
Less than a week after President Obama unveiled his vision to broker peace between Israel and its Arab enemies, Prime … Read More
Defense Changes Argument in ‘Candy Cane Case’ Appeal
The Fifth District Court of Appeals heard arguments Monday for the Morgan v. Plano Independent School District case, … Read More
Oct. 21 Marks End of World, Camping Insists
Just when you thought it was safe to return to controversial modern discussions of heaven and hell, doomsday evangelist Harold … Read More
National Right to Life Rebuts Guttmacher Report
The National Right to Life Committee on Tuesday disputed claims that restrictions on abortion “disproportionately affect” poor women. The committe … Read More
Francis Chan Tackles ‘Love Wins’
In response to Rob Bell’s controversial Love Wins, David C. Cook is rushing out former pastor and best-selling author Francis … Read More
Bike Tour Elevates Congo Rape Awareness
What motivates 11 20-somethings to spend seven weeks in the hot sun traveling more than 2,500 miles on a bicycle? … Read More
Wycliffe Announces English Language Training for Translators
Translating the Bible into the heart language of people around the world is vital to seeing the Great Commission completed. … Read More
Demons Lose Starring Role at Film Show
Banko is a Gospel for Asia-supported missionary serving the Lord in South Asia. But he doesn’t have just one place … Read More
Church Reaches Out to Disappointed Camping Followers
In the wake of Family Radio founder Harold Camping’s failed rapture predictions, unbelievers are mocking and evangelicals are distancing themselves … Read More
Highway Cross Memorials Challenged in Court
The Cross of Jesus Christ continues to offend many. That’s why the American Center for Law and Justice on Monday … Read More
Christian Zionists Show Support for Israel, Netanyahu
Since late Friday evening, more than 50,000 members of Christians United for Israel sent e-mails of support to Israeli Prime … Read More
Civil Unions Become Illinois Reality on June 1
During the last lame duck session, the Illinois General Assembly enacted civil unions. Now, the kissing cousin to gay marriage … Read More
‘Candy Cane Case’ Questions Children’s First Amendment Rights
A school district in Plano, Texas, has battled a case for eight years that raises the question: Does an elementary … Read More
‘The Love Dare’ Wins SEPA Award at Expolit
For the second consecutive year, Desafio del amor, the Spanish translation of The Love Dare by Fireproof movie-making brothers Stephen … Read More
Midwest Tornadoes Kill 89 in Joplin, Missouri
Rescue workers today searched for victims of fierce storms that ripped through several Midwestern states this weekend, killing at least … Read More
New Film Explores Persecuted Church
In persecuted nations, suffering comes along with the faith, says KP Yohannan, author, speaker and founder of Gospel for Asia. … Read More
Islamists Drive Cairo Church Shut Down
Hundreds of Muslims, angered by the prospect of a government-closed church re-opening in their neighborhood, protested outside the church yesterday, … Read More
Praying Grads Risk Arrest in Tennessee
Hampton High School’s class president just wanted to acknowledge God in a graduation prayer. But the school’s principal, Dale Campbell, … Read More