Month: December, 2013

Former Gay Activist Marries Woman; Addresses Critics Who Condemn His New Heterosexual Lifestyle

An ex-prominent gay activist and former editor of a San Francisco-based, youth-focused homosexual magazine penned an open letter about his

Glenn Beck Reveals New Health Problems, Says He Could Not Move Arms for Almost a Minute

Conservative political pundit Glenn Beck revealed new health problems to his radio show listeners earlier this week.

Pastor Hopes to Distribute Christmas Gifts to 150,000 Children in Need

Pastor Bill Wilson, who knows what it’s like to be in need on Christmas, and his Metro World Child ministry

Obamacare's Controversial Drug Mandate Puts More Health Plans at Risk

Two lawsuits against the Obamacare regulation known as the “contraceptive mandate” are slated for Supreme Court review. But neither has

Guardian Newspaper Apologizes, Donates to Pat Robertson's Operation Blessing for Inaccurate Report on 'Mission Congo' Documentary

The Guardian newspaper has issued a clarification and apology for a September 2013 report on a documentary titled “Mission Congo”

Psychologist Who Diagnosed 'Affluenza' in Teen Drunk Driver Who Got No Jail Time After Killing Pastor, 3 Others Says Justice Was Served

A psychologist who diagnosed Ethan Couch, a wealthy Texas teen with “affluenza,” which subsequently led to a judge sentencing him

OC, LA Christians Stage Stunning 'Nativity Flash Mob' at Mall in Santa Monica in Response to Atheist Activists Blast Against Christmas

PBS to Replay Documentary Telling the Story of Jesus, First Christians

Those eager to learn more about the implications of the first Christmas can catch PBS’ replay of a two-part Frontline

Homosexual and Transgender Employment Bill Threatens Religious Liberty

In November, the U.S. Senate passed a version of the “Employment Non-Discrimination Act” (ENDA), a bill that creates a special

US-Iran Relations and the Hope of Iranian Christians

The lament that human rights was not on the agenda when the United States and Iran recently met in Geneva