Some Claim ‘Coup’ as Egyptian Court Dissolves Parliament
Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court on Thursday ruled that the Islamist-led Parliament must be immediately dissolved, while also blessing the right … Read More
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Texas Teen Carries Cross to Washington, DC
Junior Garcia was carrying a 12-foot cross along Interstate-30 in Fort Worth and Arlington, Texas, on Thursday afternoon. He was … Read More
Nigerian President Weeps Over Deadly Plane Crash
Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan wipes a tear after he arrived to inspect the site of a plane crash at Iju-Ishaga … Read More
Israel Supporters Flood Streets of New York City
In this photo from Sunday, a girl wears Israeli flags on her head during the Celebrate Israel parade in New … Read More
Mormons March in Utah’s Gay Pride Parade
Homosexual active Mormon and filmmaker Kendall Wilcox talks before marching in a gay pride parade in Salt Lake City, Sunday. … Read More
Joel Osteen to Produce Movie About Mary
Megachurch pastor and best-selling author Joel Osteen will produce his first movie, considered the biblical prequel to the story of … Read More
Christian Hip-Hop Artist Lecrae Defends Controversial New Song
Reach Records’ Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist Lecrae opens up about his latest song, “Church Clothes,” that was released last month as … Read More
Jack Hayford’s Ministry Launches Retreat to Heal Marriages
With the institution of marriage facing unprecedented challenges, Cleansing Stream Ministries will launch a new program this summer designed to … Read More
IMB Appoints 101 Missionaries in Tennessee
Nate and Joanna Whitmire* told God they would go anywhere if He called them to missions. “It’s not like He’d … Read More
Poll: Pastors Say Black President Would Be Good for SBC
Eighty-six percent of Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) pastors who expressed an opinion believe it would be good for the largest … Read More
‘Snow White and the Huntsman’: Epic Tale of Good Vs. Evil
Snow White and the Huntsman is an epic, allegorical fairy tale in the vein of C.S. Lewis’ Narnia Chronicles. It … Read More
A Small Light in a Kingdom of Darkness
Flies circle the sparsely equipped operating room in the middle-of-nowhere Central Asia. One lands on an instrument tray, strutting the … Read More
OM Lifehope Engages Local Communities in Olympics Outreach
On Saturday, June 30, the Olympic torch will come within seven miles of the OM Lifehope Training Centre in the … Read More
Joni and Friends Celebrates 30 Years on Radio
Joni Eareckson Tada is celebrating 30 years on the radio this month. After founding Joni and Friends International Disability Center … Read More
Study: Direct Mail Growing as Source of Online Giving
Donors are more than three times likelier to give online in response to a direct-mail appeal than an e-appeal, according … Read More
Middle East Gets First Church for Deaf
War. It was the loudest noise 5-year-old Tobutu* had ever heard. And then he never heard anything else again. When … Read More
Bringing Christ’s Love to Laos
It’s the world’s most heavily bombed country per capita, the “poor relation” of Southeast Asia. The average income is perhaps … Read More
‘Men In Black 3’: Third Time’s the Charm?
The Men In Black franchise has been cleaned up a bit for the family audience in Men In Black 3. … Read More
Bringing the Gospel Into India’s Slums
Vidya Verma* edges in closer as the American students share a Bible story. “I am hearing every word,” Verma says. … Read More
Chen Guancheng Speaks About His Mistreatment From China Government
Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident and legal pro-life advocate who recently sought asylum in the United States, is lit … Read More
Assemblies of God Postpones Decision on Wycliffe Partnership
The Assemblies of God is postponing its decision on whether to continue its partnership with Wycliffe Bible Translators until it … Read More