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An exhibit of Bibles used by American soldiers from the Civil War onward tell personal stories of faith on the battlefield.

Record numbers of people across the nation are gathering today, May 3, in honor of the 61st annual National Day of Prayer.

Have you been following the controversy surrounding an anti-bullying speech that digressed into a bashing of Christianity?

This week, President Obama's executive order expanding federal funding for embryonic stem cell research is in the spotlight.

A grenade blast at a Nairobi church killed a 27-year-old university student and injured 16, four of whom remain in critical condition.

By now, most Americans have probably heard of the lesbian mother forced out as a Boy Scouts den mother.

Christ is building His church even in a country where He is officially forbidden.

Ironically, the feminist ideology of "liberation" and the disregard for life it engenders hurts females more than any other group.

Belgium's pro-life movement is gaining ground, going to war against the onslaught of abortion and euthanasia laws.

Suspected Islamic extremists bombed a TV viewing center in a Christian area of Jos, the second attack in the area in two weeks.

We must not allow homosexual activists to silence the proclamation that Jesus Christ offers redemption and change to all sinners.

Public acts of compassion can quell the racial rhetoric of hate-mongers leveraging this tragedy to spread social venom.

Keeping countries in the dark ages to prevent ecological disasters is itself a disaster.

Practicing a religious belief in nearly one-third of the world's countries is increasingly difficult due to restrictions and hostilities.

An outstanding man died this last weekend. Chuck Colson (1931-2012) was a great author, speaker and prison reformer.