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Russian Church Tried by Fire
In Russia, some Christians aren't allowed to have church buildings. One congregation in Moscow has been fighting to build a church for 15 years.
Move Over YouTube…
CBN News journeyed to the headquarters of Godtube.com in Plano, Texas to take a look at what makes the site so popular and see how it might be useful to you and your church.
Strung-Out Stripper Goes Straight
Cindy Hornemann enjoyed the attention she received as a body builder. But when people started offering her money for her looks, Cindy was hooked as an exotic night club dancer.
YouTube: A New Era in Debates
This election season is not just playing out on the campaign trail. It's playing out right on your home computer.
Go into All the World (Wide Web)
When Jesus commanded, 'Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel,' there was no Internet. Internet evangelism has no borders.
Jaime Brenkus: Fit in 15
He's the man behind 8 Minute Abs. Now Jaime Brenkus wants you to get lean and mean in 15 days.
Online Porn: Protect Your Child
Do you know what your kids are looking at on the Internet? If you're not careful, they can be swept away in a flood of online pornography.
Avoiding the MSG Threat
As we learn more about MSG's impact - on obesity, the brain, the heart and even cancer - consumers wonder what to do. Gailon Totheroh helps guide us through what foods we should avoid.
MSG, Cancer, and Your Heart
MSG is implicated in more than just obesity and neurological afflictions. Now the evidence is indicating the nation’s two top killers, heart disease and cancer, have an excitotoxic connection.
Make Way for the Mega-Mosque
Some now call London the "Muslim capital of Europe." And now London could be home to the largest Mosque outside of the Middle East.
Remembering Harald Bredesen
The father of the modern charismatic movement, Harald Bredesen, died on Friday, December 29, 2006. He was 88.
Why Can't I Sleep?
Insomnia comes in two forms: either folks can't fall asleep, or they can't stay asleep.
'God' Hard to Find in New Capitol Center
The new $621 million Capitol Visitor Center just opened for them Tuesday. But it came with some controversy.
Fight Continues Against AIDS in Africa
Monday, Dec. 1, is World Aids Day, a time to raise awareness about a disease on the rise around the world.
Fiscal Conservatives Rally, Work on Message
The largest gathering of fiscal conservatives was worked up at this year's Washington conference of Americans for Prosperity.
A New President Could Mean a New Court
The gavel's about to come down to start the new term in the U.S. Supreme Court. The rulings are likely to affect your life.
The ANWR Debate - To Drill or Not to Drill
America is rich in oil. A potentially huge field in Alaska has been off limits for decades. But a majority of Americans say it's time to go for it.
Timothy Kay: Young Filmmaker Wins Full Scholarship
Teenager Tim Kay invested all his savings into his five-minute cinema production, which he entered in competition for a scholarship to film school.