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Making Men: Teaching Sons to Grow Up Well
In today's often emasculating culture, how does a guy learn how to be a good man? How does a woman learn to recognize him?
'Path of Fire' a Deadly Gamble for Illegals
Crossing the Sonoran Desert is dangerous, often deadly, for migrant workers from Mexico. For one pastor, that makes illegal immigration a human issue.
America's 'Shadow Warriors' against Radical Islam
Members of the Joint Special Operations community are the tip of the spear in the war against radical Islamic terror.
Arizona Facing Two-Front Fight for Border Control
Sheriffs are being hauled into court. AZ residents along the border are fed up with what they say is a slap in the face.
Canadian Edition: Week of September 19, 2010
This week on Canadian Edition, reporter Chuck Holton travels to the island of Malta in search of an amazing Biblical discovery. Plus, self hatred and several failed marriages put Lynne Arterbury on a path of destruction and to the brink of suicide.
Are Long-Term Missions on the Ropes?
Long-term missionaries are serving around the world, but many of them fail within the first few years because a lack of proper planning. Chuck Holton has this look at one group who's helping more people succeed on the mission field.
DEA Target Afghanistan's 'Narco-Insurgency'
The DEA expanded its mission to tracking drugs to their source - a strategy which puts them at the center of the War on Terror.
Searching for Paul's Shipwreck on Malta
The Search for the Shipwreck
Mission Hold
U.S. churches have responded with full force to the earthquake in Haiti, but some leaders are saying that right now it’s best for most missions teams to stay home.
Noah’s Ark Gives Kids and Animals a Second Chance
The 700 Club’s Chuck Holton goes south to visit a Georgia farm called Noah’s Ark. It’s a special ranch where abused children and abused animals heal together.
The Greens on the Last Frontier of Faith
Have you ever fantasized about moving away from it all? That’s exactly what Tom and Penny did. They live in the heartland of Alaska.
Christmas on the Frontlines
Chuck Holton reports from Iraq that packages from home are boosting the morale of American troops overseas.
An Extreme Faith
Glenn Carlson was an extreme sports enthusiast whose obsession with adrenaline became an addiction. That drive almost consumed him before a neighbor challenged him to read the book of John three times.
Donny Rakes: 12 Steps to Jesus
Donny Rake spent most of his life in the grip of his addictions, until his father got him into a 12-month recovery program, where he not only got clean, he found something else.
Allen Clark: A Soldier in the Army of the Lord
Vietnam vet Allen Clark lost his legs in the war and endured years of psychiatric treatment for anxiety. Now he is working with veteran groups and helping other soldiers recover.
Tom Morrisey's Greatest Adventure
As an award-winning adventure travel writer, Tom Morrisey gets paid to do what most of us have to scrimp and save for. But Tom’s greatest adventure makes rock climbing and scuba diving look tame.
David Meurer: Behind the Laughter
He’s a comedian who pokes fun at the family life. But Dave's growing up was no laughing matter.
Winning the Hearts, Minds of Afghanistan
U.S. forces are winning the hearts and minds of Afghans living in what was once the most violent region in the area.