Nebraska Father Told Daughter Died In Car Crash, Later Learns She's Alive When Hannah Wadiso's father was told she died in a car crash, he broke down in tears and hit his knees in prayer. Then something miraculous happened! Just a few hours after hearing their daughter died in a car crash, Hannah Wadiso’s family… Continue reading News Of The Day – June 21st
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News Of The Day – June 14th
Franklin Graham Preaches To Almost 70,000 In Brazil A crowd of of thousands gathered to hear Franklin Graham preach a message of hope in Rio De Janeiro over the weekend. The event, billed as “Esperanca Rio,” meaning “Hope Rio,” came about through the work of over 4,000 churches. Graham, the President and CEO of the… Continue reading News Of The Day – June 14th
News Of The Day – June 7th
Southern Illinois University Sued For Punishing Christian Student Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), is being sued by a student after the university disciplined her for sharing her Christian and conservative views with fellow students. In February, officials at SIUE issued no-contact orders against 26-year-old Maggie DeJong, who graduated from the school last month, after three… Continue reading News Of The Day – June 7th
News Of The Day – June 2nd
Family Of Josh Duggar Speaks Out After He Is Sentenced To Over 12 Years In Prison Family members are speaking out after Josh Duggar, star of "19 Kids And Counting", was sentenced to 12 years and seven months in federal prison on charges of possession of child pornography. Duggar’s brother, Jason Duggar, called the decision… Continue reading News Of The Day – June 2nd
News Of The Day – May 24th
Nancy Pelosi Barred From Taking Communion Due to Abortion Stance San Francisco’s Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone said Friday he would bar House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from receiving communion in her home diocese. Pelosi, a Catholic, has been at the center of a Democratic push to codify abortion protections in federal law after a draft Supreme Court decision… Continue reading News Of The Day – May 24th
News Of The Day – May 17th
Texas Church Blasted For Worshiping God As Female At Austin New Church in Austin, Texas, several parts of last Sunday’s Mother’s Day service featured feminine pronouns and imagery for God. In her message, Creative Pastor Samantha Beach Kiley says, “We profess that we all bear the image of God, but how can we see God in ourselves… Continue reading News Of The Day – May 17th
News Of The Day – April 28th
Church, Family Members Calling For Investigation After 63 year Old Pastor Marries 19 Year old Parishioner Church members and family members are calling for an investigation into a Pentecostal church bishop in Iowa who recently married a 19-year-old girl. Bishop Dwight Reed is 63 and leads Christ Apostolic Temple in Des Moines, Iowa. In November… Continue reading News Of The Day – April 28th
News Of The Day – April 26th
Supreme Court Hearing Case Involving Football Coach fired For Praying Arguments are being heard by Supreme Court Justices involving a case where a high school coach was asked to stop publicly praying, and was fired after he refused. Joseph Kennedy filed suit against the school after he was not retained as a coach by Bremerton… Continue reading News Of The Day – April 26th
News Of The Day – April 21st
Burger King Apologizes For Using The Words of Jesus At Last Supper In Ad Campaign Burger King is apologizing after facing criticism from Roman Catholics in Spain for using Jesus’ words from the Last Supper to promote its new veggie burger. The ad said, "Take all of you and eat of it. Which doesn't have… Continue reading News Of The Day – April 21st
News Of the Day – April 19th
Israeli Farmers Grow Date Trees Using 2000 Year Old Seeds When Sarah Sallon first thought of cultivating 2,000-year-old date palm seeds found in a Roman-era fortress, she received a less than encouraging response. But Sallon bet that the Dead Sea's unique, bone-dry environment would enable the seeds from the Masada fortress to flourish. And she’s… Continue reading News Of the Day – April 19th
