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American Doctor and Missionary Continue Battle with Ebola Virus in Liberia

World Jul 29, 2014 02:06 PM EDTDr. Kent Brantly, a doctor working with Samaritan’s Purse, and Nancy Writebol, a missionary from SIM, contracted the Ebola virus during the past weekend, and are continuing to fight the virus at a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. Although they are suffering some symptoms of Ebola, both of them are currently in stable condition, according to Ken Isaacs, the vice president of programs and government relations at Samaritan’s Purse. “But they are not out of the woods yet,” he added.
Secretary of State John Kerry

Secretary Kerry Says ‘Religious Freedom is a Human Freedom’ and Expresses Concern about Religious Persecution Happening Globally

As the International Religious Freedom Report 2013 was released Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said in his statement that “we have a long journey ahead of us” for international religious freedom. Secretary Kerry ...
Mosab Hassan Yousef

Christian Son of Hamas Founding Leader Reveals True Intentions of Hamas

Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of the founding leaders of Hamas, rejected Hamas ideology, turned to Christianity, and sought asylum in the United States. In an interview with CNN, Yousef revealed the ways that Hamas ... ...
Pastor Jim-Bob Park

Interview with Oriental Mission Church: The Need for a Mutual Understanding

In an interview, Pastor Jim-Bob Park expresses his experiences with the first and second generations, and the ways in which both generations must understand each other. The first generation must try to understand the second ...

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Dr. David Schuringa

Pastor Speaks on Voting Rights at Bipartisan Senate Briefing on Capitol Hill

Nation Jul 29, 2014Dr. David Schuringa (pictured), president of Crossroad Bible Institute, joined Senators Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Rand Paul (R-KY) to voice his support ...
Pastor Carl Lentz

Hillsong NYC Pastor, “Relationship with God” over “Religion”

Church Jul 30, 2014Carl Lentz, a pastor serving at Hillsong New York City has said that he prefers to use the term “relationship with God” over “religion” when ...
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UC Santa Barbara Professor Pleads No Contest to Assault of Pro-Life Students

Nation Jul 28, 2014Mirelle Miller-Young, an associate professor of feminist studies at University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) pleaded nolo contendere (no ... ...

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Christian Son of Hamas Founding Leader Reveals True Intentions of Hamas

Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of the founding leaders of Hamas, rejected Hamas ideology, turned to Christianity, and sought asylum in the United States. In an interview with CNN, Yousef revealed the ways that Hamas indoctrinates children and ...

Interview with Oriental Mission Church: The Need for a Mutual Understanding

In an interview, Pastor Jim-Bob Park expresses his experiences with the first and second generations, and the ways in which both generations must understand each other. The first generation must try to understand the second generation as a mission ...

First Night of the Pan Pacific Film Festival Ends with a Bang with the Stellae Awards

The Pan Pacific Film Festival (PPFF) is taking place for the 6th time, this year in Little Tokyo, from July 24 to 26. The first night ended on Thursday with the awarding of many filmmakers and actors for their work during the Stellae Awards, the ...

Korean Hip Hop Artist MC Mong, Preparing New Album in U.S.

The popular rapper MC Mong is getting ready for his comeback. Many columnists estimated that the rapper has now started on the final touches on his most recent album and us now almost done with recording. In addition, the artist and his agency ...

American Doctor and Missionary Continue Battle with Ebola Virus in Liberia

Dr. Kent Brantly, a doctor working with Samaritan’s Purse, and Nancy Writebol, a missionary from SIM, contracted the Ebola virus during the past weekend, and are continuing to fight the virus at a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. Although they are ...

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Hillsong NYC Pastor, “Relationship with God” over “Religion”

Carl Lentz, a pastor serving at Hillsong New York City has said that he prefers to use the term “relationship with God” over “religion” when describing Christianity, particularly with nonbelievers. ...

Pastor Speaks on Voting Rights at Bipartisan Senate Briefing on Capitol Hill

Dr. David Schuringa (pictured), president of Crossroad Bible Institute, joined Senators Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Rand Paul (R-KY) to voice his support for the Democracy Restoration Act (DRA) at a bipartisan Senate briefing in the Dirksen Building. ...

American Doctor and Missionary Continue Battle with Ebola Virus in Liberia

Dr. Kent Brantly, a doctor working with Samaritan’s Purse, and Nancy Writebol, a missionary from SIM, contracted the Ebola virus during the past weekend, and are continuing to fight the virus at a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. Although they are ...

Secretary Kerry Says ‘Religious Freedom is a Human Freedom’ and Expresses Concern about Religious Persecution Happening Globally

As the International Religious Freedom Report 2013 was released Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said in his statement that “we have a long journey ahead of us” for international religious freedom. Secretary Kerry showed his concern about ...

Christian Son of Hamas Founding Leader Reveals True Intentions of Hamas

Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of the founding leaders of Hamas, rejected Hamas ideology, turned to Christianity, and sought asylum in the United States. In an interview with CNN, Yousef revealed the ways that Hamas indoctrinates children and ...

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Ryu Scrapes 12th Win, Dodgers Sweep Giants

Yesterday, Hyun-jin Ryu, the “Korean Monster” craped his 12th win as starter of the season in a game with the San Francisco Giants at the AT & T Park. The Los Angeles Dodgers’ starting trio, Clayton Kershaw, Zack Greinke, and Hyun-jin Ryu led ...

Korean Hip Hop Artist MC Mong, Preparing New Album in U.S.

The popular rapper MC Mong is getting ready for his comeback. Many columnists estimated that the rapper has now started on the final touches on his most recent album and us now almost done with recording. In addition, the artist and his agency ...

Interview with Oriental Mission Church: The Need for a Mutual Understanding

In an interview, Pastor Jim-Bob Park expresses his experiences with the first and second generations, and the ways in which both generations must understand each other. The first generation must try to understand the second generation as a mission ...

UC Santa Barbara Professor Pleads No Contest to Assault of Pro-Life Students

Mirelle Miller-Young, an associate professor of feminist studies at University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) pleaded nolo contendere (no contest) to the charges of battery, vandalism, and theft, as a result of her assault of a group of ...

First Night of the Pan Pacific Film Festival Ends with a Bang with the Stellae Awards

The Pan Pacific Film Festival (PPFF) is taking place for the 6th time, this year in Little Tokyo, from July 24 to 26. The first night ended on Thursday with the awarding of many filmmakers and actors for their work during the Stellae Awards, the ...

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ISIS burns down 1,800-year-old Church in Iraq; Mosul Now Devoid of Christians

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Preparing to enter a foreign country to spread the Gospel is no easy task. Doing the actual ministry in the mission field can be even harder despite the blessings and rewards that God has in store for his obedient servants. However, perhaps the ...

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For the longest time, since the day the Lord Jesus Christ ascended into the Heavens, Christians all over the world have made efforts to obey his command of spreading the news of his revival to the ends of the earth. These works continue today in ...

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Ken Ham Criticizes NASA’s Search for E.T.s

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