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Returning Home
A group is Israel is helping fulfill Biblical prophecy by assisting Jews living in foreign countries make the trip home.
Fort Hood Tragedy
As Congress and the Army search for answers in the Fort Hood massacre, it's people are looking to God for strength and comfort.
Picking up the Pieces
Torrential rains caused massive flooding and muslides in El Salvador, killing at least 130 people. The country's evangelical churches are responding to the disaster in force.
China's Lost Millions
Human Rights advocates are calling on President Obama to bring up a sticky subject with China's leaders: the hundreds of millions of unborn Chinese babies killed because of its one-child per family policy.
Religious Freedom
President Obama is making his first visit to China, a nation that is gaining more influence in world affairs because it has the world's fastest growing economy and the world's largest population. Yet, it's still a communist nation that represses religious freedom. Gary Lane has more.
'The Least of These'
In Paraguay, a single mother is moved by a report about abandoned children. Today she provides love and shelter for more than 200 need kids.
Ami Ortiz
More than a year ago Ami Ortiz almost died when a bomb exploded in his home. Now police in Israel have made an arrest.
Reaching Iran with the Gospel
Ellie Davidian grew up a Muslim in Iran before leaving for the West and converting to Christianity. Gary Lane talks with her about her life in Iran and her broadcast ministry to the Islamic Republic.
20 Years After the Berlin Wall
In 1989 the wall separating East Germany from West Germany began to come down. The historic event had major implications for the spread of the Gospel.
Homeschoolers Under Fire
In some European countries, police are taking children away from their parents because they're homeschooled. Dale Hurd has the shocking story.
Choosing Life
A director for Planned Parenthood quit her job at an abortion clinic after watching an ultrasound. Wendy Griffith reports.
Quito's Street Kids
How the relationship between a businessman and a shoeshine boy led to a ministry to thousands of kids in Ecuador.