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Pro-Life Pharmacists Say Beliefs Before Business
Two Illinois pharmacy owners refuse to carry the "morning after pill," and they must fight their state for that right.
Georgian Banov: Explode With Joy
Georgian and his wife, Winnie, have served as missionary evangelists for over 25 years. All of their crusades include Jesus Celebrations and Love Feasts, where they feed the local people their favorite food.
Dave Hawk: Common Sense Fitness
Bodybuilder Dave Hawk talks about his fitness career.
John Tesh: Focus on Your Future
After receiving thousands of e-mails from fans of his radio show, John Tesh felt compelled to write his first ever hard cover book, compelling readers to better their lives.
Afghanistan: The Smell of Death
Every day in Afghanistan, women are committing suicide by setting themselves on fire. The Christian Broadcasting Network: http://www.cbn.com.
Jonathan Falwell: Carrying a Legacy
The son of the late Jerry Falwell discusses the sudden death of his father in May, 2007, and how he is continuing the ministry legacy. The Christian Broadcasting Network: http://www.cbn.com.
Pyongyang University: A Bridge Between Two Koreas?
The founder of Pyongyang University of Science and Technology hopes to unite North and South Korea through education. Can it work?
CBN Talks with "Little Angels" Writer Phil Lollar
Reporter Gorman Woodfin chats with Phil Lollar about his work with Roma Downey on a new educational and inspirational children's DVD series aimed at re-introducing Bible stories to pre-schoolers.
Inside N. Korea’s Prisons: Moms Kill Children to Survive
CBN News exclusive: For 28 years, Kim Hye Sook languished as a prisoner inside North Korea's oldest concentration camp, where she witnessed unspeakable horrors.
Little Money? Live Rich on Simple Financial Wisdom
The down economy has Americans angry and politicians at each others throats. But who's to blame? Author Danny Kofke suggests the solution starts at home.
The 700 Club - October 11, 2011
Pat Robertson brings another offering from his Secret Kingdom series and Regent University's Dr. Alan Arroyo and Dr. Carlos Campo join Pat to discuss the importance of The Secret Kingdom principles and how they can be applied in educational settings.
Dr. Alan Arroyo & Dr. Carlos Campo: The Secret Kingdom for Educators
Dr. Carlos Campo and Alan Arroyo, Ed.D will discuss how Regent University faculty have adapted the principles of Pat Robertson's “The Secret Kingdom” to teach educators how to use faith to improve any educational setting.
Teaching Skills for a Better Life
CBN helps a widow in India, Nagamani, by teaching her tailoring skills and giving her a sewing machine. Today Nagamani can give her son better food and education.
Hope For the Future
After their father died, their mother brought them to a children's home sponsored by Orphan's Promise. There they received food, clothes, education and spiritual growth in Christ.
Christian World News: June 24, 2011
On this week’s Christian World News: U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, a Japanese church reborn after the tsunami, Paraguay’s tribes changed through educational ministry, and more.
Dennis Has Dreams
Boy's mom loves him, but can't take care of him. She lets him move into a children's home built by Orphan’s Promise (OP). There he can study and will have a bright future. OP also gives his mom a new business so she can have a better life, too
700 Club Interactive – May 20, 2011
Gordon and Terry discuss education in America as they talk to Thomas Tillapaugh, founder of the "Street School Network" in Denver, CO.
When the City Dump is Your Home
On the outer edge of Cairo, there is dump that is home to thousands of Egypt's poor and persecuted. Read how CBN partners are bringing hope to those who would otherwise be forgotten.