By David Shibley Newsletters – Prophetic Insight

In light of the recent economic crises and major political, social and moral changes in our nation, people everywhere are asking, “What can I still count on in these turbulent times?”

By Allie Martin – OneNewsNow

A radio talk show that began this past summer featuring two Christians is gaining in popularity. It’s called “Xtreme Radio” with Stephen Baldwin and Kevin McCullough.

By Jody Brown – OneNewsNow

Attorneys for a high school valedictorian whose microphone was turned off when she began sharing her Christian faith say they’ll appeal her case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Rev. Carl Richardson, former director of radio and television ministries for the Church of God, was honored during an unprecedented joint meeting between Operation Compassion and Care Ministries Boards of Directors for the purpose of honoring the longest tenured Chairman of the Board for Operation Compassion.

Many tax laws that impact churches and church staff were changed by The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act that was enacted by Congress in October 2008. Some of the changes that most interest churches and church staff are outlined below, more details on each of these issues and other tax changes can be found in the 2009 Church & Clergy Tax Guide by Richard Hammar.

Following 5 years of intense research and development, a new health product designed for the Christian market unveiled at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville on February 7. Fruit of the Spirit’s Healing Fruits are native to the Galilean (Mediterranean) region and Energizing Minerals from the Dead Sea.

Undercover videos produced by Live Action Films were used to help strip Planned Parenthood of the $292,000 in taxpayer funds it received from Orange County, CA. The videos, part of the ongoing Mona Lisa Project, clearly show Planned Parenthood employees ignoring the sexual abuse of minors, which mandatory reporting laws require clinicians to report.

Church of God World Missions approaches the beginning of its second centennial with thanksgiving and optimism. We are indeed grateful for our past.

Group faces high demand in some cities

Friday, March 20, 2009

COLUMBUS, Ohio | Often the last resort for those in need, the Salvation Army in some cities is experiencing a budget crunch despite a sharp increase in donations.