Staff reports, Orlando Sentinel A Fort Lauderdale doctor arrested last month on charges of performing an abortion on a woman against her will was charged on Tuesday by the Broward State Attorney`s Office with kidnapping and two counts of sexual…
Read moreFor the first time, American evangelist Billy Graham was invited by Communist Party leaders into the People’s Republic of China. Graham was hosted during his April visit by Prime Minister Li Peng, one of the five members on the Standing…
Read moreA spiritual awakening is taking place in the People’s Republic of China which has been attracting the attention of concerned government officials for several years. But the growth of Christianity in this nation, already occurring at record rates, has a…
Read moreIn the midst of the pomp and fanfare of the 1000th birthday of Christianity in Russia, the younger generation in the Soviet Union is apparently showing a growing interest in spiritual matters. “There has been a religious revival among young…
Read moreIn the Soviet Union, China and Cuba, the Christian movement began to push back the tide of communism. What follows are news reports from those countries: Soviet Union In the midst of the pomp and fanfare of the 1000th birthday…
Read moreTORONTO, Canada (EP) – The Canadian Catholic Conference of Bishops added its voice to the many who continue to protest, lobby, and fight the recent Canadian Supreme Court ruling legalizing abortion-on-demand. In an official statement March 17, the conference said…
Read moreEDINBURG, TX (CA) – The moral leadership of Cuban Christians is gaining them respect in the eyes of state officials, according to a U.S. missionary leader who visited Cuban churches in January. “The state is gradually recognizing the positive moral…
Read moreST. PAUL, MN (EP) – Pro-life forces in Minnesota won a major victory March 23 when the board of directors of St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Center voted to reverse that institution’s policy and prohibit elective abortions at the hospital. That reversal…
Read moreDespite continual warfare between the Sandinista regime and the Nicaraguan freedom fighters, an anonymous source from inside the Central American nation says life is not as bleak as some claim. Civil war is usually accompanied by starvation, malnutrition, and abuse,…
Read moreby David Rockett McDonald’s had $4.1 billion in sales in 1986. Add Delta Airline’s operating revenues of $4.4 billion and Wal-Mart’s total assets of $4 billion and the total barely exceeds the $11.96 billion dollar federal government’s food-stamp pro…
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