China Makes Strides in War with Pollution

Beijing has made massive strides in cleaning up the city for the Olympics. But China's war with pollution is only just beginning.

China Sees a Growing Interest in Religion

Thirty years ago, the Chinese government forbid all religious activity. Today, freedom of religion is in China's constitution.

Olympics Challenge China to Lose Weight

As millions of Chinese catch Olympic fever, fitness is becoming a bigger part of their lives.

Private Businesses Thriving in China

Today China has more than 26 million private businesses, with new ones opening daily.

Jeff Markin: Back from the Dead, Reborn Into the Light

They called a time of death on Jeff. Then, his doctor heard the Lord say, 'Pray for him.'

Ducks, Decoys, and Divine Faith

Phil and Kay Robertson of the hit A&E television program Duck Dynasty join Terry Meeuwsen to share how their faith has been integral to their success.

Belgistan? Sharia Showdown Looms in Brussels

The graffiti on a building in Belgium says it all: "Welcome to 'Belgistan." In fact, some are now calling it the Muslim capital of Europe.

Coconut Oil Touted as Alzheimer's Remedy