Current page: Search Results
Search Results
Al-Qaida Gaining Ground in Africa by Offering Aid to Communities
Al-Qaida is growing and gaining support in Africa by supplying food and medical aid to local communities.
Community Is Good for Us: New Study Confirms Scriptural Truth
It's not good for man, or woman, to be alone. And a new Canadian study confirms it.
Pro-Lifers Disappointed with Tele-Abortion Decision
Iowa medical regulators disappointed pro-life advocates by ruling not to sanction a doctor for remotely prescribing abortion pills to patients in rural areas.
Alabama Church 'in the Middle of Nowhere' Shares Secret To How It Set Record of 900 Baptisms in 6 Years
Nine hundred people baptized in the past six years—that's a record as far as this church "in the middle of nowhere" in rural Alabama is concerned.
Post-Depression Rural America in Rare Color Photos
These expressive photos thought to be taken during the Post Depression Era and World War II are rare color photos that display scenes in the United States taken by photographers working for the United States Farm Security Administration and the Office of War Information.
Birth on Lawn Picture Provokes Outrage After Woman Denied Clinic Entry (Warning: Graphic Photo)
A woman who was forced to deliver her child on the front lawn of a rural clinic after she was denied entry has provoked outraged in a country where discrimination and access to health care affect numerous women.
Christian NGO Leader Urges China to be 'Servants', Not Rulers
The head of a China-based social welfare organization recently urged Chinese government officials to act more like servants of society than rulers.
Is Gun Control a Christian Issue?
My views on the issue are informed, I hope, by my conscience as a Christian, which is to be shaped by Scripture and the church. But it is not a "Thus saith the Lord" command with the authority of Scripture.
Churchgoing Jennifer Garner Backs Working With Trump, Blasts Hollywood Friends for 'Refusing to Engage'
Church-going Christian actress Jennifer Garner has said that she is ready and willing to work with President Donald Trump when it comes to helping the country's rural working class, and that unlike some of her Hollywood friends, she is not "refusing to engage" with him.
Many American atheists hide their unbelief due to social stigma in Christian culture: study
Many American atheists still struggling with the stigma associated with their lack of faith and often choose to hide their unbelief due to social stigma, according to a new study published by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Romney Cautiously Responds to Obama's New Immigration Policy
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who was in New Hampshire on the first day of his rural bus tour Friday, cautiously responded to President Barack Obama's new policy on the deportation of young illegal immigrants, and brought the focus back to jobs and economy.
Lilly Endowment Gives Christian Ministries $70 Million to Support Pastors Facing Challenges, Isolation
The Lilly Endowment has donated a combined $70 million to dozens of Christian colleges and ministries across the nation to help them establish pastor support networks and programs in 29 states.
When Abortion Collides with Totalitarianism
The urgent desire for sons in the Chinese culture has led to two horrifying developments - the abortion of girls and the abduction of boys.
Delays in USPS May Hinder Elections
The financial woes of the United States Postal Service may have a negative impact on governmental elections. States that have gone to a completely mail-in voting system are likely to be the hardest hit by these delays.
China Punishes 20,000 Officials in Crackdown on Rampant Corruption
China revealed that roughly 20,000 officials of the nation's Communist Party have been punished or reprimanded over the past year in reaction to the Chinese citizens growing angry over rampant waste and corruption.
Renewable Energy and the Poor
Did you know that going “green” can also be an effective way to help the poor?
Nearly Half of Americans Say They Pray Before Meals: Poll
About half of all Americans say a prayer over their food at least a few times a week which is an unusual commonality in a politically divided nation, according to a new poll by The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation.