George Thomas
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What began as a segment on CBN's flagship program, The 700 Club, in the early 1980s, CBN News has since expanded into a multimedia news organization that offers today’s news headlines and other stories that impact the global Christian community.
My Stories
Updated 2 days ago
As China emerges into a modern-society, its people are revisiting an ancient philosopher in an effort to hold on to their roots.
Updated 3 days ago
While President Barack Obama was greeted with protests in South Korea, in China he was met with censorship.
Updated 4 days ago
During his visit to China, President Obama encouraged the communist regime to help solve global problems. But many in China don't see that as their responsibility.
Updated 5 days ago
With a new man in charge, some in China are less concerned about presidential popularity, and more about America's economic future.
Updated 23 days ago
President Obama was given a chance to see up close the real cost of the war on U.S. forces on Thursday.
Updated 29 days ago
Some residents in Indonesia have delayed plans to rebuild in order to help their fellow quake survivors.
Updated 31 days ago
A day after Afghanistan's incumbent President Hamid Karzai agreed to a run-off election, there is concern whether the nation can logistically pull off another round of elections.
Updated 43 days ago
A team of aid workers with Operation Blessing International uncovered a remote village that was devastated by the recent earthquake and had yet to receive help.
Updated 46 days ago
In rural areas of the Philippines, the floodwaters have kept relief from reaching people in remote villages -- until now.
Updated 47 days ago
In Pasig, one of the hardest-hit districts of metro Manila, there are signs Monday that life is slowly returning to normal.