Her match to Johns Hopkins Hospital for neurological surgery is a dream come true for her.
Read moreDesmond Doss Actor Finds A 'Jesus' Through Spiritual Formation Exercises
"He gave me spiritual direction as if I were a Jesuit in training," he said. "It became a very personal journey for me."
Read moreSome Columbia Union Church Members Afraid To Attend Church
“The current situation has either caused people to go deeper into hiding or it has caused them to move into action and work on their immigration status.”
Read moreJohn McLarty: Portions Of The Bible Should Be Rejected To Accommodate LGBTQ
These progressives—having had their say in ordaining women—have moved on to the next low-hanging fruit on the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Read moreThis Day in History -- Thomas Cranmer Martyred
Thomas Cranmer (1489 - 1556), who produced a Protestant Church of England, and thereby formed the character of the English-speaking peoples, was martyred on March 21, 1556.
Read moreDiscordant Unions Will Meet To Discuss 'Unity' In London
Were Martin Luther here today, I believe he would take a long look at the people pushing WO in his name, and say "Lord, deliver me from my friends."
Read moreLoma Linda To Host Catholic Drama At Damazo Amphitheater
I would be embarrassed to invite my friends to this event, and I am embarrassed to see it in the bulletin for non-SDAs to see.
Read moreAmerica Increasingly Hostile To Traditional Moral Beliefs
I interrupt my delightful morning 'spot of tea' and cheese, to point out the obvious. America IS increasingly hostile to traditional morality, and there ARE too many Catholics on the Supreme Court.
Read moreComing Out Ministries To Hold Seminar At Sacramento Central
In the great debate that rages over issues of sexual identity, there are voices that never seem to get a hearing, important stories that never get told.
Read moreNPUC Gleaner Urges Non-Compliance
If the ordination of women was insubordinate before San Antonio, afterward, it is positively rebellious.
Read more10 Of The Weirdest Phobias
Is there any good fear? There is. There is one healthy fear that can coexist with the marvelous love of God, and I hope you have it.
Read moreLondon Street Preachers Convicted and Fined
On February 28, two London street preachers, Michael Overd and Michael Stockwell, were found guilty of public disorder offenses ordered to pay $2,460 each in fines and costs.
Read moreLetters to The Editor
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Read moreAmish Farmer Placed in Jail By FDA For Selling Healing Salve
“I can’t even figure out what he has done wrong. They live at the foot of the cross and the thought of one of them intentionally doing something wrong is outrageous,” Sue Moody, a fellow Bath County resident commented.
Read moreAmazing Facts Presents Evangelistic Seminar In Sanford Florida
I spoke with a very upbeat Pastor Frank Ottati today about the meetings and he had this to say:
"The meetings were a tremendous blessing! We could tell that God was here."
Read moreMormon Church Presents Adventist Church With Religious Liberty Award
In presenting the award, Elder Lance B. Wickman, general counsel for the LDS Church, and emeritus member of the Seventy, thanked Dr. Diop for being a friend of the Mormon Church . . .
Read moreThis Present Revisionism - N.A.D. eHuddle
Perhaps all of those who are sitting in their desks dreaming of new definitions for evangelism might be more productive by actually going out themselves to win souls!
Read moreComing Out Ministries at Ohio State University
In a culture where unrighteousness is often celebrated, it is encouraging to see & hear testimonies of biblical freedom on the campus of Ohio State University.
Read moreSWAU Breaks Ground for Nursing Building
Southwestern Adventist University held a groundbreaking ceremony today at noon on the site of a future $15,000,000, state-of-the-art training facility for nursing students.
Read moreNo Snowflake Feels Responsible In an Avalanche
A group of black students at Andrews give the University one week to apologize.
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