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Court Hears Arguments in NYC School Worship Ban

NYC Churches Protest Public School Worship Ban

NYC Churches Fight Back for Religious Freedom

New York City churches are fighting to keep from being evicted if the city council and state legislature do not reverse a decision banning worship services in public schools.

Oil Spill Wreaks Havoc on Gulf Fishing Industry

As the clean up effort intensifies, oil continues spilling into the Gulf of Mexico. Each day, the futures of fisherman grow dimmer.

When Social Security Fails to Make Ends Meet

Donald only had his social security check as income. He was struggling until he decided to give his last dime to CBN.

Swindling the Elderly

Each year, older citizens are swindled out of billions of dollars by scammers on the Internet, on the phone, and even by those closest to them.

No Reason to Run

Dima spent his days wandering the streets of Kiev with other runaway children until Operation Blessing stepped in to offer him a safe place to live.

Alan Autry: A New Sheriff in Town

He went from playing a police captain on In the Heat of the Night to leading the citizens of Fresno, CA, as mayor... And he did it all with his faith in Jesus Christ.

Phil Lembert: Wise Grocery Shopping

Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru, discusses how to eat healthily and save money.

Sammy Maloof: The Race of Life

He was the baddest racer and street fighter. Yet, Sammy knew about faith and hoped that God had a plan for him.

Soul P Tells It Like It Is

Michael Greene, aka Soul P, is a rapper who is inspiring young people with a positive message.

News on The 700 Club: October 22, 2009

As seen on Thursday's "The 700 Club," the top stories from CBN News include: Hope Dims for Health Care after Medicare Budget Vote, Poll Says Some Parents Will Not Get H1N1 Vaccine for Their Child, and more.

News Channel Midday Edition October 22, 2009

Watch CBN News Midday with Efrem Graham. Top Stories: H1N1 vaccine shortages raise questions; Hope dims for health care after Medicare vote; New jobless claims raise more than expected; Bailout firm executives to get pay cuts, and more.