What Senator Craig Should Do
September 4, 2007
The spectacle of a Washington figure caught in a sex scandal is always painful. Of course, before saying any more about Senator Larry Craig's crisis, it goes without saying that in America, the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Full Story...Tiller's Criminal Abortions Subject of Interim Legislative Hearings
September 4, 2007
A special committee of the Kansas Legislature will begin hearing testimony concerning late-term abortions and how they are reported, focusing on the lack of enforcement the Kansas post-viability abortion ban. Full Story...
Alliance Camp Brings Hope to U.S. AIDS Orphans
September 4, 2007
Adolescent children in California who have lost parents to AIDS are finding hope through a strategic Alliance outreach. Camp Hope hosts children from the Vallejo, California, area, many of whom are in foster care. Full Story...
Pro-Life Group Blasts 'Intellectually Shallow' Excuse from Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
September 4, 2007
"It is ludicrous." This was the reaction of Douglas R. Scott, Jr., president of Life Decisions International (LDI), to a statement by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (L&LS) in defense of its support for embryonic stem cell experimentation. Full Story...
National Talk Show Host Reuben Armstrong Files Multi Million Dollar Law Suit Against Streaming Faith for Racial Discrimination and Breach of Contract
September 4, 2007
The Reuben Armstrong Show was dumped by Streaming Faith at the beginning of August 2007 because of a controversial book, Snakes in the Pulpit. The book exposes the alleged lies and deception of four megapastors, Bishop Eddie Long, TD Jakes, Joel Osteen and Creflo Dollar. Full Story...
Uzbekistan Christian Could Face Five Years in Prison for Hosting Worship Services
August 31, 2007
A small Baptist congregation in Uzbekistan is under fire again from authorities. The charge is failing to comply with a mandatory registration requirement. The church flock in Khalkabad near Pap in the eastern Namangan Region of Uzbekistan was harassed four years ago for not registering its activities with authorities. Full Story...
Several Christian Lawyers join All Pakistan Minorities Alliance
August 31, 2007
Pledging their support to the All Pakistan Minorities Alliance (APMA) several Christian lawyers have joined the alliance's Lawyers' Wing to provide free legal assistance to the minority people of the country. The APMA held a press conference at Lahore Press club on Thursday, August 23, which was attended by a number of Christian lawyers. Full Story...
'America's Worst Enemy, Itself'-The Speeding Train and the Foolish Driver
August 31, 2007
It isn't as though we are unfamiliar with the concept of the speeding train and the foolish driver who believes that they can outrun that train across the tracks; only to be crushed beyond recognition. But when you look at America, some Americans are wondering if we are in a similar race for our very own existence. Full Story...
'Streaming Faith' Faces Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit
August 31, 2007
Streaming Faith and its parent company Multicast Media Technologies, faces a multi- million dollar lawsuit from one of its founders. Rodney Sampson, a founder and shareholder of the company, filed papers with the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia, against the Christian media giant. Full Story...
An Open Letter to Christian Muggles: A Pagan America Would be an Improvement
August 31, 2007
Christian author and apologist Anthony Horvath, who recently raised eyebrows by claiming that the Christian church is itself creating atheists, again challenges Christians to consider how their attitudes and actions themselves are reasons why others are turning to unbelief. Full Story...
Jesus Caricature Draws Flak in Malaysia
August 30, 2007
A local Tamil-language newspaper in Malaysia is in hot water for publishing a derogatory caricature of Jesus Christ on its front page. Malaysia's Muslim-led government slapped a one-month publishing ban on a newspaper on Friday for printing a caricature of Jesus holding a cigarette and a can of beer. Full Story...
India Bombing Shows Terrorism Growing
August 30, 2007
"India is no longer safe from terrorist attacks," declared Gospel for Asia founder and President K.P. Yohannan in the wake of two deadly bomb blasts in one of the nation's largest cities over the weekend. "The frequency of terrorist attacks and the presence of terrorists is increasing in India, a nation historically known for peace and harmony between all religions." Full Story...
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