R. Leigh Coleman

Christian Post Reporter

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  • Elaborate FBI Sting Nabs Lone Wolf Terrorist Attack on Washington

    Elaborate FBI Sting Nabs Lone Wolf Terrorist Attack on Washington

    A Massachusetts man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly masterminding a plot to hit the nation's capitol building with explosive-laden remote-controlled airplanes followed by a ground assault, the Department of Justice said.

  • 'God Makes Lemonade' Tells True Stories of Hope After Hardship

    'God Makes Lemonade' Tells True Stories of Hope After Hardship

    Publishing veteran Don Jacobson is the author of God Makes Lemonade: True Stories that Sweeten and Inspire that highlights true stories with that unexpected blessing of hope from God after a difficult trial.

  • NASA Looking for Useful Smartphone Apps for Vast Data

    NASA Looking for Useful Smartphone Apps for Vast Data

    NASA is kicking off the new International Space Apps Competition by asking scientists, engineers, and the every day person to develop apps for smartphones, computers and websites and use scientific data to study things like weather-related hazards, discovery of ocean-related hazards and other pressing issues.

  • Teen Culture: Does It Include Prayer? Comments From See You at the Pole

    Teen Culture: Does It Include Prayer? Comments From See You at the Pole

    Outside the front entrance of a Mississippi high school, near the flagpole, roughly 50 students were gathered to participate in the annual national See You at the Pole event. Since its beginning in 1990, See You at the Pole has been held every fourth Wednesday of September.

  • Former Drug Addict Details Struggles in 'Against the Gates of Hell'

    Former Drug Addict Details Struggles in 'Against the Gates of Hell'

    Mylow Young is an author who struggled with severe drug addiction for more than half of his life. He has written his debut novel, Against the Gates of Hell: A Crack House Exodus, that reveals an inside look at the internal and external struggles of twin brothers who find themselves in need of God’s grace, love and forgiveness and a second chance as they fight for their lives against the very gates of hell.

  • Divorce Could Cause Hair Loss for Women, Study Says

    Research teams at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine found that women who lost a partner through divorce or death were far more likely to have thinning hair than women who were happily married or single.

  • Gerard Butler Shot in Head Twice on 'Machine Gun Preacher' Movie Set

    Gerard Butler Shot in Head Twice on 'Machine Gun Preacher' Movie Set

    While filming Machine Gun Preacher, Scottish actor Gerard Butler said he was hit in the head by two flying shells.

  • Online Christian Dating Sites Becoming More Popular, Mainstream

    Online Christian Dating Sites Becoming More Popular, Mainstream

    Monthly page views for viral sites like Single Christian Network, Christiansingles.com, Catholic Mingle, Christian Connection, Big Church and a host of other networks for believers are hovering in the millions.

  • Christian Medical Groups Weigh in on Mississippi Personhood Measure

    Christian Medical Groups Weigh in on Mississippi Personhood Measure

    A broad based group of pro-life leaders and organizations, who formed a coalition to help pass the Personhood Amendment, says it’s gaining significant political traction to give constitutional rights to zygotes, the earliest stages of the embryo.

  • Rescue Missions Fear Obama's Jobs Plan Will Affect Donation

    A little-noticed provision in President Obama’s new $447 billion jobs bill seeks to limit tax deduction for charitable giving at 28 cents for every dollar donated, causing big waves along the front lines of those serving in rescue missions and crisis shelters across the country.