NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley did not hold back last week when he called Ferguson looters \"scumbabs\" for destroying part of small-town America where a Missouri grand jury announced its decision to not charge Officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting Michael Brown. Barkley joined other ...
More than 100 middle and high schoolers responded to an altar call after hearing the Gospel message during \"The Last Team Standing\" dodgeball tournament at Tampa-area Idlewild Baptist Church in November. Nearly 1,000 youth and volunteers participated in the annual evangelistic event which the ...
It\'s not the hot pizza he picked up every Wednesday night at the Little Caesars across from First Baptist Church in Ferguson, Missouri that he will miss the most -- but what it represents that makes him angry. A local church planter calls for prayer in Ferguson over the \"sinful decisions\" that ...
Tonight Ferguson burns while most of its 22,000 residents huddle inside, eyes glued to their televisions. Just across the street from First Baptist Church, the site of a prayer summit a few weeks ago, protestors burned a Little Caesars Pizza to the ground. An area couple wonders if revival will ...
Today is the International Day of the Bible, a day to celebrate the Bible in public or online with the hashtag #BibleCelebration, according to Richard Glickstein, president of the International Bible Society.
For one Christian family in Baghdad, Iraq there is no real choice whether to flee or to stay in what has become an increasingly inhospitable and hostile environment.
Deborah, a resident of Erbil, Iraq, talks about how the residents of the region have rallied to help the 250,000 Christian Refugees who were driven out of their homes by the war of terror being waged by the jihadists of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
Noting the teenage son of a Georgia Baptist leader may have been the victim of cyber-bullying just weeks before he took his own life, Georgia Baptists voted unanimously Nov. 11 for a resolution against cyber-bullying and online predators. Expressing \"profound concerns\" over cyber-stalking, ...
Sarah came to America with the promise she was going to be a nanny, but she had been duped. With no passport, money, home or friends, she gave in to a life of prostitution. Through the eyes of a friend, Manhattan abolitionist Raleigh Sadler helps us understand the plight of such young women.
Iraq-born Dallas pastor warns American Christians the persecution suffered by Iraqi Christians is meant as a \'direct hit\' on the church. Prayers are critical, he said, but tangible help is needed, too. If the church in America does not respond it means it has become \"callous\" he says and shows ...