Joni Eareckson Tada Honored for Defending Disabled
A tragic diving accident at age 17 took Joni Eareckson Tada’s life on an unexpected detour. Even though the accident … Read More
YWAM Pioneers Missions in Democratic Republic of Congo
No country in Africa captures the extremes of the continent like the Democratic Republic of Congo. A massive nation with … Read More
Children Dress as Penitents for Holy Week Celebrations in Spain
Children dressed as penitents take part in a procession behind a sign with a Christian inscription during the eve of … Read More
Seattle Protesters Call for Justice in Trayvon Martin Case
Quimani Cobb, 11, holds a sign while taking part in the Seattle Unite 1,000 Hoodies rally for Trayvon Martin at … Read More
Carter Calls on Democrats to Change Tune in Abortion Debate
Former President Jimmy Carter is calling on Democrats to minimize the need for abortion. Carter appeared on The Laura Ingraham … Read More
T.D. Jakes Talks Forgiveness in Trayvon Martin Case
Bishop T.D. Jakes’ new book may have come out at just the right time—a time when the nation has been … Read More
Intense Demonic Battle Meets Gospel in Central Asia
Lizzie Francis* huddled in the back seat and watched as the gang formed around the pickup truck. She clutched her … Read More
Christians Prosecuted for Reading Bible in Public
Taking the concept of culture wars to new heights, two Christians were arrested in front of a California DMV for … Read More
Palestinians Riot in Israel in Massive Land Day March
Palestinian demonstrators at a West Bank checkpoint on Friday gathered by Jerusalem’s Old City to mark Land Day. Thousands of … Read More
Making Room for ‘Notes to God’ Before Passover
Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitz (2nd L) and workers remove notes from the cracks of the Western Wall, Judaism’s holiest … Read More
Skittles Become Cultural Icon in Trayvon Martin Case
A man holds up a package of Skittles candy in front of a photograph of slain 17-year-old Trayvon Martin as … Read More
Pope Benedict Meets Fidel Castro in Havana
Pope Benedict XVI met former Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Havana on Wednesday. According to Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi, … Read More
Canadian Law Allowing Brothels Sees Christian Opposition
A Canadian court announced its ruling Monday on a landmark 2010 case, legalizing brothels and pimping in the province of … Read More
Christian Groups Encouraged By ObamaCare Hearings
Now that the three days of oral argument are finished, the next step for ObamaCare is the private conference of … Read More
Pro-Life Group Pressures Ohio Gov. After Reported Botched Abortion
In the wake of what observers are saying could be an abortion injury at Women’s Med Center in Sharonville, Ohio, … Read More
Lao Officials Arrest Five Christians for Religious Movement
Officials in a village in southern Laos on March 25 arrested and detained five Christians during worship and charged them … Read More
Floridians Memorialize Teen Trayvon Martin
Mary Habersham photographs a memorial dedicated to Trayvon Martin near the site where he was killed in front of The … Read More
ObamaCare Appears Unlikely to Get Supreme Court Nod
The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard final arguments in the ObamaCare case. The High Court focused on Medicaid expansion and … Read More
CUFI Holds Night to Honor Israel in Compton, Calif.
Christians United for Israel (CUFI) on Sunday hosted a Night to Honor Israel at the Love and Unity Christian Fellowship … Read More
Lesbian Mayor Sees Rising Tide of Christian Backlash
Steve Riggle, the megachurch pastor who wrote a letter to Houston Mayor Annise Parker, is throwing some fuel on the … Read More
Ministry Tackles Human Trafficking Challenge in India
The U.S. State Department estimates that as many as 27 million men, women and children around the world are living … Read More