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The Southern Baptist Convention has elected its first black president. Fred Luter, Jr., is a New Orleans pastor and...

Officers to Serve Up to 65 Years for Katrina Shooting

The Super Bowl winning quarterback talks about his new book, Coming Back Stronger.

Fighting Spiritual Darkness in New Orleans

On Thursday's CBN Newswatch with Mark Martin and Wendy Griffith: Americans worried about a pastor's Koran burning event, the...

Oil may no longer be flowing freely into the Gulf of Mexico, but remnants of the catastrophe will be...

New Orleans Hornets head coach Monty Williams started as a player, but his career was going nowhere—until his wife...

The federal government's ban on deepwater oil drilling is worse than the oil spill and its aftermath.

CBN Sports reports from Miami, Florida, on the New Orleans Saints' win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Colts and the Saints players talk to The 700 Club about how there's more to life than winning the...

The prison once known as “The Bloodiest Prison in America” is now giving convicts a second chance -- thanks...

Community Fellowship Church of Lancaster, Pa. has been named this week's Church of the Week for reaching out to...

When the hurricane floodwater receded, it turned thousands of swimming pools into breeding grounds for a potentially huge problem...

OBI Bug Buster teams unload 15,000 mosquito-eating fish into abandoned swimming pools to prevent disease in New Orleans.

Almost half a year since Hurricane Katrina, parts of the Big Easy are thriving, whereas other sections are still...

Six months after Hurricane Katrina swept through the Gulf Coast region, Pat Robertson goes back to survey the damage,...

Mark and Donalyn learned that increasing their giving in the midst of financial need is a sure way to...

Wendy Griffith returns to New Orleans, the site of the nation's most deadly and costly hurricane, to see how...