Monthly Archives: May 2011
Seven questions to God
GOD is not impressed by the magnitude of our gift to Him, but He is impressed by the magnitude of our love for Him as we walk in the principles He has laid out for us. What are those principles?
Church in bin Laden’s neighborhood urges prayer
AN Episcopal Church in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where dreaded Al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was killed by US marines recently has urged parishioners to pray for Christians living in the town.
All-women Russian sect worships Putin as Paul reincarnate
A bizarre all-women Russian sect has begun worshipping Vladimir Putin as the reincarnation of the early Christian apostle Paul.
Billy Graham hospitalized, condition ‘improving’
THE condition of evangelist Billy Graham, who was admitted to hospital on May 11 due to difficulty in breathing and a coughing spell accompanied by a mild fever, continued to improve.
Zondervan to close warehouse, eliminate 75 jobs
THE change management will happen because the publishing company’s parent company HarperCollins is changing its business plan and moving over to on-demand publishing.
Why Israel’s ‘friends’ won’t stand up to Iran
MIDDLE Eastern cultures do esteem decisive action and strength, which is exactly why western nations don’t have any respect, but for some reason westerners have a difficult time grasping this.
Christian Messenger donates Hindi Bibles in Jammu churches
A team from the evangelical newspaper was on a visit to Jammu from May 6 to 9 as part of an outreach. The village churches were identified as beneficiaries for the free Bible distribution plan by the newspaper’s local representative.
Christian Messenger, Operation Blessing hold medical camp in Jammu
AS many as 320 people from Jinder Mehlu village in R S Pura 30 km away from Jammu town participated in the medical camp organized by The Christian Messenger ministries.
Suspense author throws new light on Dalit oppression in India
AMERICAN author Randy Singer examines these questions while taking his readers through twists and turns in his novel ‘False Witness’.
Writer reveals mind-body-faith phenomenon
IN her recently pre-released Christian inspirational book, ‘7 Pathways to Hope’, Adele M. Gill, RN presents the simple premise, that optimal physical and mental health are largely dependent on the life-giving power of hope.
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No foul play in Mandissa’s death, police say
While no cause of death has been revealed, Franklin Police Department officials in Tennessee said Monday that no foul play is suspected.
