Month: October, 2013

Episcopal Diocese Offers National Cathedral as Site for Weddings Halted by Shutdown

The Episcopal Diocese of Washington has announced that couples whose wedding plans were disrupted by the government shutdown can use

By the Numbers: 10 Facts About Hispanics in the US

Hispanics have emerged as the largest ethnic group in the United States in recent years, and the presence of the

Celebrity Lawyer Gloria Allred Says She Will Prove Biker Crippled by SUV Driver in NYC Highway Brawl Is Innocent Victim

Celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred is expected to officially announce Friday that she is representing the family of biker Edwin Mieses

'Jesus>Religion' YouTube Star Jefferson Bethke Challenges American Christians With New Book

In anticipation of his upcoming book, Youtube spoken word artist and preacher Jefferson Bethke talks to The Christian Post about

Remembering Pastor Chuck Smith

By the time I accepted Christ in high school, the “hippie” movement was in full swing, as was the “Jesus

What the Capitol Shooting Says About Us

Yesterday afternoon, “government shutdown” took on a more ominous meaning as shots were fired at the Capitol. For half an

9 Lessons for New Christians . . . And Old Ones

It’s been a long time since I became a Christ follower (39+ years ago), but I still think about what

34 Inspirational Photos From Nick Vujicic in Colombia

Are CNN's Iran Reports Biased, Inept, or Corrupt?

Al-Jazeera bought access to US public opinion when it purchased Current TV from Al Gore, but it faces stiff competition

Surreal and Suicidal: Modern Western Histories of Islam

Rereading some early history books concerning the centuries-long jihad on Europe, it recently occurred to me how ignorant the modern