Janet Chismar

Internet pornographers use many tricks to lure new customers, says Donna Rice Hughes.

Christians are not immune to this temptation. In Part Two, we will discuss Internet pornography in an interview with Donna Rice Hughes.

Angolan leader's murder raises questions about character.

Song of Solomon conferences teach Biblical perspective on matters of the heart.

If 10 additional presbyteries vote 'no,' the latest battle over homosexual ordination will be settled - for now.

Meet Prison Fellowship's 2002 Wilberforce Award recipient.

They've fed the starving, clothed the naked, employed the locals and plan to rebuild schools.

Is there trouble brewing within the Christian broadcasting community? Some leaders think so.

As president of Prison Fellowship, Earley will tread familiar ground but with a different hat.

Editor's Note: Join us for Part Two of our interview tomorrow.

2001 in Review: The Year's Top Story ... one we may not want to remember but will never forget.

The Year in Review: A look back at a few of our top stories

The Year in Review: A Look at the Year's Best Stories

She risks it all to save girls living in darkness and slavery in Bombay brothels.

Members joined hands for prayer, forgiveness and reconciliation in the Capitol Rotunda last night.

She called prison "the most terrorizing" experience of her life, but also "the greatest privilege."

Dec. 2 has been set aside to lift up the ministry - which helps all ages - in prayer and support.