Hidden Prison Camps in North Korea on the Rise
The number of people locked up in concentration camps inside North Korea may be as high as 1 million, reported … Read More
Alabama Is the First State to Adopt a Bible Companion Textbook
The first Bible-companion textbook was adopted statewide in Alabama last week. The state’s board of education unanimously approved The Bible … Read More
ORU President Takes a Leave of Absence
Amid allegations of financial mismanagement and sexual misconduct brought on by a lawsuit filed by three Oral Roberts University (ORU) … Read More
Survey: Evangelicals Most Concerned About American Culture
The National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) released the results of a survey in early October that showed evangelical leaders’ top … Read More
Palestinian Christian Killed in Gaza
Recently a prominent Palestinian Christian activist living in Gaza was murdered, sending a jolt of fear through the small minority … Read More
Christian Leaders to Help Reduce Infections
On Oct. 8 and 9 the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, a committee consisting of clergy, scholars, government officials … Read More
Osama Bin Laden’s Distorted View
U.S. intelligence experts are busy analyzing the video message arch-terrorist Osama bin Laden sent to coincide with the sixth anniversary … Read More
Men to Again ‘Stand in the Gap’ in D.C.
Ten years after the history-making Promise Keepers event drew more than 1 million men to the nation’s capitol, men are … Read More
Former Professors Suing ORU for Wrongful Termination
Three former Oral Roberts University (ORU) professors filed suit against the school, its president, Richard Roberts, and three other staff … Read More
Author: Close The Mosque Terror Schools
This summer Italian police arrested an imam and two of his aides, all from Morocco, in a mosque in the … Read More
Bikers Ride for Bible Translations
Recently, two staff members from Wycliffe Bible Translators began a 3,000-mile cross-country bicycle tour to raise awareness for the need … Read More
Head of Presbyterian Church to Step Down
At the annual Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA) meeting this summer, the Rev. Clifton Kirkpatrick, head of the denomination, announced he … Read More
Longtime Televangelist Rex Humbard Dies
Broadcast pioneer and televangelist Rex Humbard died Sept. 21 of natural causes. He was 88. Noted as one of America’s … Read More
Homosexuals Transformed During Miraculous Purity Siege
Across the country young people have been praying and worshipping in front of nightclubs and bars as part of an … Read More
Americans Believe US Is a Christian Nation
An annual first amendment study, which gauges American attitudes toward issues such as freedom of religion, speech and the press, … Read More
Megachurches Opening Their Books
Recently major megachurches in the U.S. have been following a trend to become financially transparent with congregants and staff personnel, … Read More
Judge Rules Jesus Can Remain in Courthouse
A federal judge rebuffed a request by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in early September by refusing to remove … Read More
Christians Pray for God’s Wisdom in Iraq War at 9/11 Vigil
On the eve of the sixth anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, a prayer vigil was held in Lafayette Park across … Read More
Casting Crowns Debuts on Billboard’s No. 2
Last week The Altar and the Door, the third release from Christian pop-worship band Casting Crowns, debuted at No. 2 … Read More
Debate Over the Location of Noah’s Ark Rekindled
A high-tech satellite company announced in early September the creation of a 3-D terrain model that it said could help … Read More
D. James Kennedy Dies at 76
The Rev. D. James Kennedy, author, theologian and pastor of 10,000-member Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., passed … Read More