The National Park Service, a branch of the federal government, has censored “God” from a key display of America’s Christian heritage in Washington.

In his new book, “How Are You Doing That?,” Bob Heath of Kids for Christ USA says that the Bible was never removed from public schools. According to Heath, “Only mandatory Bible reading and prayer were disallowed from public schools after Madelyn Murray O’Hare’s challenge went to the Supreme Court.”

This week the wildfires in California were whipped into a frenzy by hot temperatures and high Santa Anna winds. As a result, some of the worse conditions exist as 880,000 people have been evacuated and more than 1,500 homes and businesses have been destroyed. Tim Hill, second assistant overseer and Donnie W. Smith, DMin, executive director, division of care initiated a response to meet the multiple needs created by the wildfires.

By: Allie Martin

As testimony to the power of prayer, two Trans World Radio missionaries are now safe after they were kidnapped at gunpoint in South Africa.

By: Ed Thomas

Attorneys for a New York State high school student who was censored by school officials in his attempts to communicate a pro-life viewpoint during the “Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity” say district officials have now agreed to a settlement in the lawsuit filed by the student.

Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), a faith-based, nonprofit organization that serves missions and isolated people around the world with aviation, communications and learning technologies, is integrating its field operations worldwide under one international umbrella that will function as an operations entity.

AFRICA — Bringing together educational leaders and overseers from across the entire continent, the Africa 2007 Educational Leadership Consultation will be remembered as one of the most significant events in the history of the Church of God in Africa.

United Nations Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon says Christians are good allies in the fight to end global poverty. He said that from his earliest days as a boy in South Korea, he dreamed of working for the United Nations. He wanted to make a difference in the world.

Two-hundred-eighty single adults and young adults converged on Carnival’s ship “Imagination” September 24-29, 2007 for a national cruise.