MOSCOW (FR) – Under a new law guaranteeing religious freedom, new indigenous missions are beginning to emerge throughout the Soviet Union in an effort to evangelize their own people and extend the gospel to this country’s millions of unreached people.…
Read moreIn the aftermath of the Persian Gulf War, many news sources refered to the “Humiliation of Iraq and Saddam Hussein.” In the meantime, some Iraqis began to lose hope in Allah. Iraqi women could be seen going to Orthodox churches…
Read moreIt has been over two years since Fidel Castro stood boldly atop a podium in Havana on the 30th anniversary of the Cuban revolution. From the Plaza de la Revolución he shouted: “!Marxismo-Leninismo o Muerte!” – Marxism-Leninism or death! This…
Read moreCan a war ever be Christian? Is war contrary to the teachings of Christianity? Is Christianity a religion in which men and women are commanded by God to always turn the other cheek and love their enemies or is there…
Read moreBy Jeff Ziegler and Jay Rogers IN A PREVIOUS ISSUE OF The Forerunner (Nov./Dec. 1991), revival was defined as a recovery of the Lord’s testimony in a particular generation of the Church. This definition would obviously imply a tarnishing or…
Read moreThe recession is over and a stock market boom is on, the likes of which have not been experienced since 1948! So much for the doomsayers. Freedom and liberty always gives rise to prosperity. “For the first time ever, mankind…
Read moreCreating a more peaceful and just world President George Bush has turned the Persian Gulf crisis into a triumph of American leadership. From the day he first mobilized an unprecedented coalition of nations against Saddam Hussein last fall until his…
Read more“And that’s the way it is(n’t)” By Loren Mitchell You are from a large city in America. You haven’t attended church in years and claim no particular religious affiliation. You don’t believe in God but you do hold lots of…
Read moreBy Loren Mitchell The following statistics were compiled by using various methods, including surveys, studies, random sampling and a computer program called “Nexus.” This program can scan thousands of news stories and find out things such as how many time…
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