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Manny's New Addiction
Border patrol agent Manny Rodriquez never meant for his life to end up in shambles. But five years ago, selfishness and addictions to porn and alcohol made him a slave, and it was killing his marriage.
The Conscience of a Nation
William Wilberforce is to Britain as Abraham Lincoln is to America - a pillar in politics.
Spared From Murder
Victoria lost all she held dear when she began her eight year addiction to crack cocaine. One night, in a dream, she was told that she was headed for hell.
The King Assassination: 40 Years Later
Forty years after an assassin's bullet killed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,where is the dream he worked so hard to fulfill?
In His Father’s House
When Slavic was a baby, he was found abandoned. He suffered from epileptic seizures, until he was healed after much prayer.
Bruce Feiler: Moses, An American Founding Father
The author of America's Prophet talks about the Biblical hero who inspired a nation.
Wintley Phipps: I Have a Dream Too
Baritone and piano player Wintley Phipps talks about the role of music in Black history and sings "Amazing Grace."
The Next Generation of African Jubilee
The Fisk Jubilee Singers were the first to share Negro spirituals with the world.
Teen Mania Has Rally in Times Square
Hundreds of Christian teen-agers filled Times Square over the weekend to take a stand against popular culture.
Is the Tide Turning in Hollywood?
If independent film makers are successful, it could pressure Hollywood to produce movies with a different kind of message.
Mike Farris: Worship Therapy
This gospel blues singer was deep in the darkness of drugs. See how Mike Farris eventually saw the light.
When God Saved Dinah
She was hooked on cocaine to the point where she lived in a crack house. Dinah needed to be rescued from her addiction.
Churches Make Tough Decisions in Bad Economy
John Jessup reports on how the economy impacts church budgets and causes pastors to make tough decisions.
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.
Slavery in Sudan
It's hard to imagine, but more slaves exist today than at any other point in history and one of the worst offenders is the African nation of Sudan.
CBN NewsWatch: October 7, 2011
On Friday’s CBN Newswatch, the war on terror 10 years later, Christian groups work to save slaves in Sudan, the heat turns up on Attorney General Eric Holder, and more.
Escaping the Workaholic Life
Mike Dyson was working insane hours as a manager and became a slave to his work. Mike made several bold decisions that completely turned his life around for the better. See what Mike did to escape his workaholic life and start anew.
Slave Descendants Remember Escape on the Pearl
On April 15, 1848, about 70 slaves made their way down the dark streets of the nation's capital trying to escape to freedom.