Operation Compassion Continues Assistance to Indonesia
As part of the ongoing efforts of Operation Compassion to assist survivors of the string of natural disasters in Indonesia, five containers were recently shipped.
Woman’s Achievement in Bible Translation Marks Milestones in Black History
This year, Jacqueline Huggins-through her involvement in translating the New Testament into the Filipino Kagayanen language -will become the:
Oral Roberts President to Take Leave
By Justin Juozapavicius (Associated Press Writer) Oral Roberts University president Richard Roberts has asked the school’s board of regents for a leave of absence amid accusations of lavish spending at donors’ expense and illegal involvement in a political campaign.
House of Representatives Urging More Study of Abortion on Mental Health
Leaders of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, the nation’s largest network of women and men testifying to the harm they’ve endured from abortion, today praised a House legislative amendment urging federal agencies to study the psychological consequences of abortion. The measure that was amended, HR 20, originally included only a request to study postpartum depression.
Strange Fire on Defiled Altars
By J. lee grady
We don’t talk much today about Nadab and Abihu. They were obscure Bible characters who failed miserably. Certainly their tragic story doesn’t work well as an illustration in the typical seeker-friendly sermon about wealth or success. So we tend to ignore these guys, even though they are mentioned in the Old Testament nine times.
Alabama Is the First State to Adopt a Bible Companion Textbook
The first Bible-companion textbook was adopted statewide in Alabama last Thursday. The state’s board of education unanimously approved The Bible and Its Influence as a comprehensive curriculum in literature for Alabama.
