Lee Bradley is not your average missionary. While home in the United States for the past few months, Bradley trained for and completed a bike
College students began to slowly gather in the basement room of the Daniel House in London, where they prepare their own evening meals. Some had
Evelyn Riviera has a question for the five American university students gathered around her front door. “Is it true that Americans don’t eat rice?” she
Grace Philpot Nelson died July 29, 2011, at the age of 92. Nelson was the wife of Dotson M. Nelson Jr., longtime pastor of Mountain
OREGON CITY, Ore. — State officials will retain legal custody of a 19-month-old girl whose devoutly religious parents treated the girl’s vision-threatening medical condition with
WASHINGTON — A federal judge dismissed a legal challenge to government funding of embryonic stem cell research July 27, dealing an unsurprising setback to opponents
ALBANY, N.Y. — One day after a New York law legalizing same-sex “marriage” went into effect, a traditional group filed suit in state court seeking
After Auburn University’s football win over Clemson last season, coach Gene Chizik declared, “It’s a God thing.” After the national championship game win over the
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