Billy Graham: Friend to Presidents, Pastor to Many
It was a rare photo op for the media Thursday. As the humble and famed evangelist Billy Graham stepped out of the entrance.
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Grahams to Dedicate Library, Ministry and Legacy
Some 1,500 guests will witness the dedication of the Billy Graham Library on Thursday in Charlotte, N.C. Even the distinguished evangelist, Billy Graham, the nation's most famous religious figure, plans to be there. -
Asian Americans Fast Becoming Dominant Face of Campus Evangelicals
On many of the nation's elite university campuses, Asian American evangelicals have increasingly become exemplars of evangelical piety. -
Graham Fest Invites Thousands to Christ after Va. Deaths
Over 33,000 people flocked to the Greater Hampton Roads Franklin Graham Festival in Norfolk, Va., over the last three days. It was the first of the evangelist's three festivals in the United States this year and the second in his overall. -
Breakaway Anglicans 'Glad' to be Out of Episcopal Church
The latest withdrawal from The Episcopal Church has left the breakaway Colorado Springs parish divided. -
Billy Graham: Friend to Presidents, Pastor to Many
It was a rare photo op for the media Thursday. As the humble and famed evangelist Billy Graham stepped out of the cross entrance to a library that would continue his preaching. -
Scripture Reading at U.S. Capitol Stirs Support , Furor
Nearly 72 hours into the reading of the entire Bible, kneeling pads were laid out with the U.S. Capitol as the backdrop for people of faith to pray that the nation and the Virginia Tech Hokies will pr -
N.H. Poised to Become 4th State to OK Gay Civil Unions
New Hampshire lawmakers approved legislation Thursday that may make it the fourth state to allow same-sex civil unions. -
Where Was God During the Virginia Tech Shootings?
Classes at Virginia Tech were canceled for the week and the campus began to quiet down as many students left for home after the shooting massacre. -
Bishop: Keep Dr. King's Fire Burning
Before Martin Luther King, Jr., was a civil rights leader, he was a gospel preacher, a bishop reminded an interfaith crowd as his words induced a chorus of loud 'amens.' -
Appeal Filed to Overturn Faith-Based Prison Ruling
Prison Fellowship fed-exed an appeal this week in hopes of overturning an Iowa federal court ruling that shut down the ministry's prisoner rehabilitation program. -
Study: Churches Serve as Major Channels for Latino Integration into U.S.
Mexicans constitute the single largest immigrant population in the United States and evangelical churches often play a significant role in settling the more than 11 million migrants into U.S. localiti -
Panelists Urge for Action Against North Korea Atrocities
NEW YORK - Human rights is not a 'dirty word' nor is it a bomb, said a specialist in human rights and humanitarian issues at a panel discussion concerning North Korea Wednesday. -
Worldwide Observances Mark Annual AIDS Day
Today marks the 18th annual World AIDS Day and another day when 6,000 children will be orphaned through the loss of a parent from HIV/AIDS. -
Pro-Family Groups 'Horrified' at Gay Marriage Bill Approval in Calif.
Pro-family groups blasted the California Senate's passage of a bill Thursday that would legalize same-sex marriage -
Homosexual Civil Rights Bill Enters Constitution Subcommittee
A ''disturbing'' homosexual civil rights legislation has entered the Constitution subcommittee, according to Concerned Women for America. -
World Vision Presents Child Sex Tourism Prevention Project in New York
Around 120 people from 40 different churches in the New York area gathered with deep interest to find out more about child sex tourism, which has become an increasingly large trade around the world. -
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The Global South Experiences Massive Growth
Christianity relocates from the West to the South -
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