Day: April 14, 2014
Young Women Who Spend Too Much Time on Facebook Feel Bad About Their Bodies
Why Married Men Should Avoid Seeking Marriage Advice from Other Women
Simple and Easy: Creamy Garlic Shrimp and Pasta
Utah Woman Charged With Killing 6 of Her Newborn Children After Police Find 7 Dead Babies In Home
Many Evangelical Christians Struggle to Find Time to Pray and Read the Bible Each Day
“Why We Eat Our Own” Examines Christians Who Are Quick to Become Judge, Jury, and Jailor Over Other Christians
Why You Shouldn’t Quit the Ministry Just Because People Hurt You
Should Churches Offer Vocational RE-training to Help Restore Fallen Pastors?
Report: Low-Income, Minority Students Get Less Experienced and Less Effective Teachers
Anne Graham Lotz Encourages Us to Share a Comeback Story That Inspires Hope This Easter
Christian Blogger Suggests Young People Are Leaving the Church Because of Internet Porn
‘New Day’ Host Kate Bolduan Pregnant with First Child
Texas Monthly Magazine to Sue New York Times
Center for Church and Prison Director, Rev. George Walters-Sleyon says, There Are Too Many Black People in Prison and It’s Time for the Black Church to Do Something About It
Center for Church and Prison Director, Rev. George Walters-Sleyon says, There Are Too Many Black People in Prison and It’s Time for the Black Church to Do Something About It
The Reverend William Barber Is Charting a New Path for Protesting Republican Overreach in the South—and Maybe Beyond
South City, Florida Neighborhood Plagued with High Infant Mortality Rates; Pastors Such as Rev. E.L. Franklin Seek to Do Something About It
San Jose City College Professor Writes Book Detailing the History of Blacks in San Francisco
Ordained Minister and Gun Rights Activist, Rev. Kenneth V.F. Blanchard, Has a New Book Out Titled, “Black Man with a Gun: Reloaded”
Missing 64-Year-Old Aszeta Wallace, Who Suffers from Alzheimer’s, Found at The Potter’s House Church in Dallas
Detroit Church Lets It Be Known, ‘We Have No Room for Violence’
Some Louisiana Voters Like Lawrence Atkins Still Support ‘Kissing Congressman’ Vance McAllister
Franklin Regional High School to Reopen Wednesday After Tragic Stabbing Spree
NY Mayor Bill de Blasio Lifts Ban Blocking Churches From Holding Services in Public-School Buildings; Grace Fellowship Church Celebrates
NY Mayor Bill de Blasio Lifts Ban Blocking Churches From Holding Services in Public-School Buildings; Grace Fellowship Church Celebrates
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