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Somali Refugees: The Cost of Freedom
The recent conflict between the Islamists and the government of Somalia has sent a flood of thousands of Somalis into Kenya. George Thomas looks at the plight of the refugees and what makes these camps fertile soil for Al Qaeda recruiters.
Break Free From Credit Card Bondage
Tina’s credit card debt was over $25,000. She started tithing and giving to the 700 Club and was able to pay off her debt. Today she owns her own home and runs a mortgage company.
'Subway Superman' Honored for Bravery
It was just like any other day until 19-year-old Cameron Hollepeter had a seizure.
Chaplain McLaughlin: 'No Atheists in Foxholes'
McLaughlin, who served two tours in Iraq, discusses his life as a military chaplain.
Gaza's Unseen Highway to Terror
Things may appear quiet in the Gaza Strip these days, but there's a lot of activity going on that you don't see.
Gossip Free is the Way to Be
One pastor is challenging his congregation and Christians across the country not to gossip for at least eight days.
Startup Nation: Israel's Economic Miracle
How does Israel, one of the world's smallest countries, produce more startup companies than many of the world's most developed nations?
Bring It On: National ID Card
Pat Robertson answers questions about national ID cards, religious freedom, and cell phones and the environment.
The Miracle Called Israel
Sixty years ago today, May 14, 1948, the modern State of Israel was born.
One Overcomer's Quest to End Bullying
Jodee Blanco gives practical advice to schools and communities on how to prevent bullying.
George Gilders: Jewish Brain Power Fuels Israeli Technology
The author talks about Israel and how it may be one of the smallest countries in the world, but it is a global leader in technology.
News Channel Evening Edition September 14, 2009
Watch CBN News Tonight with George Thomas and Wendy Griffith. Top Stories: Osama Bin Laden's comments to the U.S., plans for health care reform, cell phone use concerns, and more.
A New Reason to Live
Pam Bolden-Carter tried to kill herself by overdosing when she was 15 and was thinking about suicide again. Then one day, she heard a Voice say, "Call The 700 Club."
Fmr. Rep. Turns Up the Volume on Hearing Aids
World-famous, Christian runner and ex-congressman Jim Ryun is now promoting hearing awareness, something he knows about first-hand.
News Channel Morning Edition July 21, 2009
Watch CBN News Morning with Charlene Israel and Heather Sells. Top Stories: Cell Phone Driving Study, Health Care reform loses Democrat support, "In God We Trust" lawsuit, and more.
Democracy in Bhutan for Non-Christians Only
CBN News reporter Gary Lane takes a look at the tiny Christian church in the Buddhist nation of Bhutan.
DWT Offense: Driving While Texting?
A new survey finds that one in four cell phone users text while they drive. The consequences are dangerous and can be deadly.
Navigating Kids Through the Text Generation
Rebecca Hagelin's new book gives faith-oriented parents 30 doable steps to strengthen their relationship with their children.