Month: September, 2013

City in Florida Offers $6 Million to Megachurch for New Community Rec Center Site

The developing city of Clermont in Lake County, Fla. whose residents have called for more recreational opportunities, offered a megachurch

A conservative leader of a nationwide family values group has expressed disappointment with Exxon Mobil’s recent decision to expand its

Authorities have arrested the owners of a Colorado cantaloupe farm in connection with a 2001 listeria outbreak that killed 33

Pastor Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Wash., shared this weekend the third message of a series of

In a desperate bid to delay the finalization of his divorce from his wife of six years, a man from

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says he will appeal Friday’s decision by a New Jersey judge saying that the state

Howard Books, an imprint of Simon and Schuster, announced Monday that three more “Duck Dynasty” books will be released next

Evangelist Greg Laurie’s Harvest America Crusade took place at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center this past weekend, gathering more than 27,000

Recent polls suggest that a majority of Americans agree with the efforts of Congressional Republicans on many of the current

Controversial gay activist and columnist Dan Savage was recently given an honor by a Wisconsin-based atheist organization at a convention