Although a vote on “climate change” legislation is being pushed into 2010, a leading think tank is warning people to stay on their toes.
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Thanksgiving came early for Pittsburgh television anchor Kelly Frey and her husband, Jason, with the arrival of their newborn child whose life expectancy has already been surpassed.
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The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is asking a lower court to rethink its earlier decision over church signs in an Arizona town.
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Several organizations are asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to review a lower-court decision permitting same-gender adoption.
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The vice chairman of the Republican National Committee is promoting a proposed resolution that would warn 2010 GOP candidates that if they do not respect the party’s “conservative values,” they will not receive the financial backing or endorsement of the RNC.
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The Supreme Court won’t revive a student’s lawsuit against a school that punished her for talking about her religion during her high school graduation speech.
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Criminal charges are being pursued in what is being dubbed as “ClimateGate.”
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By setting the stage for another Beslan-style massacre, President Obama is showing more concern with bolstering his image as a “citizen of the world” than protecting his own people.
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The true story of Michael Oher shows that school choice and traditional values are the answers — and that freedom, not bureaucrats, produces miracles.
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The group Vets for Freedom supports a troop surge in Afghanistan, but says it’s too early to talk about an exit strategy.
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Congress is poised to raise the death tax before the end of the year.
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In his latest book, Rutherford Institute founder John Whitehead urges America’s Christians to stand up and fight for their rights.
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A group of Ohio women have made it their mission to keep Christ in Christmas.
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A group of Ohio women have made it their mission to keep Christ in Christmas.
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The Alliance Defense Fund has filed suit against a Florida library over its anti-religion policy.
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Canada’s Parliament is considering a motion to clarify laws dealing with assisted suicide.
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Zimbabwe (MNN) — Tomorrow is World AIDS day. Even as individuals worldwide raise awareness to stop the spread of this disease, millions in Zimbabwe are being deceived. Mark Clark with The Evangelical Alliance Mission says: “Satan has propagated a lie, not only in Zimbabwe, but all through Africa: the way to cure yourself of AIDS is to have sexual relations with a virgin.” With few adult virgins left in Africa, men take young girls, leaving them devastated and infected. Four million Zimbabweans now live with AIDS. Hoping to stem the tide, TEAM is providing education as well as medicine, and you can help: “We need people with pastoral gifts, people with medical gifts — we just need people who are willing to love people who are hurting. We need people to say, ‘God, I don’t know where You want me to go or what You want me to do, but I am willing.’”
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China (MNN) — After two years in a labor camp, Christian leader Wusiman Yiming was finally released. Wusiman was sentenced in 2007 for “revealing state secrets,” but ChinaAid Association contacts say in reality it was for his Christian faith. Alimujiang Yimiti was detained under the same charges in the same case, but he was not sentenced until recently. His punishment is expected to be severe. Pray that Alimujiang would be released and that justice would finally be brought to the situation.
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Sudan (MNN) — Ministries in Sudan have been called to move closer to danger zones. Words of Hope has productions in the Sudanese languages of Dinka and Nuer that address the high tension between ethnic groups. But Lee DeYoung with Words of Hope says until now, the stations have broadcast to a relatively-peaceful area. “Words of Hope has recently moved its Dinka production into one of these areas where security is a challenge.” People are excited to see how God will use the radio station in its new location. “The people there are hopeful that this step (and perhaps doing so with regard to other programs, such as those in Nuer) might also increase the effectiveness and the fruit that might come about establishing peace and reconciliation through the Gospel of Jesus Christ as shared on the radio.” Pray that the station would be effective and that other ministries would go where the need is greatest. To learn more about tension in Sudan, visit our Web site (Story 3, November 30,2009).
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International (MNN) — What do you value? Is it love, or being a good steward? Matt Panos with Food for the Hungry tells about their on-line gift catalog that can help answer those questions. “The goal of the catalog really is to help you align your values with your gift-giving.” By showing someone around the world Christ’s love, you can also pass it on to your loved ones. “There may be things that they need or want, but maybe that’s just not the way you want to express your love for them at Christmastime. This is a wonderful way to do it,” says Panos. Giving a cow, chicken, or other sustainable food source in the name of a teacher, sister, mom or dad can be a unique way to show your love this Christmas. You can have a gift catalog mailed to you, or go online to order in someone’s name. As you do, you’re not only helping those in need physically, but allowing FH to reach out spiritually through the local church. Go our Web site to take a look at the catalog (Story 3 – November 30, 2009).
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