- 03/29/2012
Christian Doctor in UK Claims He Was Fired for Emailing Prayer to Colleagues
A Christian doctor was purportedly fired after emailing a prayer to his colleagues at Walsall Manor Hospital in western England, according to the Derby Telegraph.
9 comments - 03/29/2012
PTC Says Unrated Release of 'Bully' in Theaters Threatens Entire Ratings System
The Weinstein Company recently announced that they would release their documentary "Bully" unrated after months of unsuccessful petitioning alongside celebrities and lawmakers to get their film a PG-13 rating.
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03/29/2012Movie Review: 'Mirror Mirror' Brings Out the Laughs, but Not the Lessons
What's the price you'd be willing to pay for beauty? How about a few lives, an entire kingdom, and a couple hours-worth of excruciating treatments?
2 comments - 03/28/2012
House Passes Bill to Adopt 'Oklahoma – In God We Trust!' as Official State Motto
The Oklahoma House recently approved a resolution declaring "Oklahoma – In God We Trust!" as the state's official motto, with some critics rejecting the proposal as exclusive and "frivolous."
- 03/27/2012
Christian School in Ore. Sues City for High 'Discriminatory' Utility Fees
A Christian academy in Southern Oregon believes it has been overcharged on its utility bills for nearly 25 years.
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03/27/2012Interview: Actress Lily Collins on 'Mirror Mirror,' Modern Day Princes, Beauty in Hollywood
Actress Lily Collins may play the role of "the fairest of them all" in the upcoming adventure comedy "Mirror Mirror," but she emphasizes that beauty comes from being yourself and appreciating every moment in life.
- 03/25/2012
SBC's 'Start-a-Church Sunday' Reminds Christians to Do Just That
There are currently more than 45,000 Southern Baptist churches across the United States. Most of those churches, however, are concentrated in the South, with fewer churches located in states like New York and New Jersey.
- 03/24/2012
Are Some Professions 'Off-Limits' for Christians?
Are there some careers that should be considered "off-limits" for Christians due to the nature of the job? Not according to Gene Edward Veith, provost and professor of literature at Patrick Henry College
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03/23/2012Top 9 'American Idol' Colton Dixon Keeps God Talk Alive; Says 'God, Use Me' on Live TV
"American Idol" contestant Colton Dixon continues to speak up about his faith in God despite warnings from producers telling him that religious talk could cost him some votes.
- 03/22/2012
Calif. Pastor Who Believes in 'One God, Many Paths' to Hold Easter Services at Mosque
A plan to hold Easter service at a Sacramento, Calif., mosque is drawing a mixed reaction from the Christian community. Some are commending the event, especially the generosity of the Muslim community. But the good news of a resurrected Christ won't be part of the service.
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03/22/2012Russell Crowe Allegedly Confirms Role as Noah in Aronofsky's Biblical Epic
After months of speculation and changes in casting, the deal has purportedly been sealed – Russell Crowe will star in Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic "Noah."
- 03/21/2012
Pastor: Prayer Meeting Between Two Koreas Won't Help 'True' Christians in NK
Christian leaders from South and North Korea are expected to hold a joint prayer meeting together on June 12 at the North's border city of Kaesong, a reverend recently revealed, raising suspicions and skepticism among those working to fight injustice in the communist country.
Tags Persecution - 03/20/2012
Supreme Court Rejects Christian Clubs' Appeal on School's Nondiscrimination Policy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied an appeal by two religious groups at San Diego State University who sought to limit their membership to those who shared the same beliefs and values.
- 03/17/2012
'One State Under God' License Plates Go on Sale in Texas
Starting next week, drivers in the state of Texas will be able to order a specialty license plate featuring a picture of Calvary Hill and the words "one state under God" to the delight of many residents.
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03/16/2012Japan Campus Crusade Gives Manga to Quake Survivors to Curb Suicide Rate
Depression, chronic anxiety and thoughts of suicide continue to plague the people of Japan – post-tsunami. Looking to combat the hopelessness felt by many of the people today, the Japan Campus Crusade for Christ is launching a suicide-prevention campaign, given that March also happens to traditionally be the highest suicide month.
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