A third day of pre-trial hearings took place today in the case of 35 Atlanta educators accused of cheating. After months of investigative work into one of America’s most widespread cheating scandals, officials are becoming desperate. CBS News Atlanta reports, “Some lawyers, including those representing former Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Beverly Hall, want a judge to toss the case out.”
Church of God world Missions Director Tim Hill concludes a two-part article series.
In his new book, Healing the Nation, author Tom Donnan asserts that America is indeed in a downward moral and economic spiral, but believes that our nation can be restored to its former glory if God’s people will return to Him without reservation.
The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), attended on Tuesday a consultation with President Barack Obama and approximately 100 clergy, businesspersons and immigration reform advocates in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
Seventeen years have elapsed since the Coptic Church first requested permission to build a church in the town of Nubaria, Northern Egypt. On June 7 their prayer was granted. But not everyone is lining up to thank President Mohamed Morsi for passing the first decree of its kind during his tenure.
Southern Baptists experienced growth last year in the number of churches affiliated with the denomination and the total amount given for denominational missions causes.
