| Commentary: Find the City Gates Jeremiah is definitely one of the heaviest books in the Bible. But if you can handle the heavy parts, there are some amazing pictures and principles.  From Middle East to Bible Belt: One Ex-Muslim's Journey There arent many who can do what Don Teague did. A few years ago, the former Baghdad correspondent for NBC and devout Christian brought over to the United States a young Iraqi Muslim he had known for only a month. 'Normalcy' for Haiti's Children Begins in the Classroom For thousands of Haitian children, the new norm of life is being played out in crowded tent cities or even worse the streets with no focused activity and no hope of schools opening any time soon. Campaign: 298 Babies Spared from Abortion Nearly a month into another seasonal pro-life campaign, 298 babies have been spared from abortion. Participants throughout the country are standing outside abortion clinics hoping to offer women hope. New Life Pastor Asks Christians to Embrace Speaking in Tongues New Life Church is "one of those tongue-talking churches," the senior pastor said unashamedly on Sunday. His statement was met with applause from the Colorado Springs mega-congregation. Pakistani Christian Maid Burned to Keep Rape Quiet A Christian maid in Pakistan died last week from severe burn wounds after threatening to report her masters son to the police for raping her. Commentary: 'In God We Trust' and 'Under God' = 'No Theological Impact?' The famous words "In God We Trust" and "under God" are safe . . . for now. Decline of 'Churchianity' Will Lead to Growth of Genuine Faith With Britain heading towards financial, moral and social bankruptcy, it is hard to be optimistic about the nations future, admits J. John. But in spite of all the gloom, he still sees rays of encouragement and hope. Few Plan to Invite Friends to Easter Service Less than half of American churchgoers plan to invite unchurched people to Easter worship service this year, a new survey found. 9th Haiti Volunteer Welcomed Home as Team Faces New Charges After six weeks of being detained in a Haitian jail, Charisa Coulter finally arrived home in Idaho Saturday night. News Wizard |