Rescue Crews Scramble to Find Survivors in Turkey
Rescue workers are continuing their desperate search for survivors of Sunday’s deadly quake in southeastern Turkey. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
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Rescue Crews Search for Survivors in Turkey
Rescue workers are continuing their desperate search for survivors of Sunday’s deadly quake in southeastern Turkey. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Texas Crews Make Gains Against Wildfire Near Austin
Fire crews have started to gain control of a wind-stoked wildfire that has raged unchecked across parched central Texas for days, destroying more than 600 homes. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Crews Battle NM Fire, Nuke Lab Safe So Far
Firefighters battling the145 square-mile blaze near the nuclear lab in Los Alamos, N.M., believe flames won’t reach the facility or the evacuated town nearby View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Fire Crews Battle Wildfires in 10 States
The rash of wildfires blazing throughout the western U.S. show no sign of dying out. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Winds Challenge Crews Battling AZ, NM Wildfires
Thousands evacuated their homes in southern Arizona Sunday as firefighters battled high winds that drove flames toward populated areas. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Crews Try to Keep Flames from Reaching AZ Towns
The mammoth wildfire in eastern Arizona is threatening two more towns as firefighters continue to fight the blaze for the 11th day. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Crews Try to Keep Flames from Reaching Ariz. Towns
The mammoth wildfire in eastern Arizona is threatening two more towns as firefighters continue to fight the blaze for the 11th day. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Crews Clean After Tornado Hits St. Louis Airport
St. Louis’ main airport was closed for business Saturday while crews cleaned up after an apparent tornado tore through a terminal. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Crews Evacuated from Japan Nuclear Plant
Workers were evacuated from Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant after a stream black smoke was detected rising from unit 3 of the damaged nuclear complex. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
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- Consider The SourceI love cinnamon. I love cinnamon rolls, cinnamon graham crackers, cinnamon candies, cinnamon toast, cinnamon apples, and cinnamon pretzels. Cinnamon is one of those spices that makes other things taste better. However, it never crossed my mind to think about where cinnamon comes from. Then, on a recent trip to Sri Lanka, I learned that 90 percent of all the […]
- A Story Is Told BookStories have a way of bringing deeper understanding to many things in life. Some are humorous. Some are emotional. And some simply provide information. In the book A Story Is Told: Inspiring Stories and Illustrations from Our Daily Bread, you’ll find a compilation of 300 narratives that reflect biblical truths in the context of everyday living. Gain insight […]
- Making MusicOn a lovely summer evening, a capacity crowd gathered in a beautiful outdoor venue for a concert by one of my college friends. It happened to be his birthday, so the emcee hinted that we might want to sing “Happy Birthday” to him. One by one, people started singing, each in a different key, each at a different tempo. As the jumble of notes and words joined t […]
- Six Degrees Of SeparationEighty years ago, Hungarian author Frigyes Karinthy wrote a short story he called “Chain-Links,” in which he proposed the idea that any two individuals in the world are connected through, at most, five acquaintances. The thesis has been revived today and is usually described as “Six Degrees of Separation.” It’s an unproven theory, of course. But there is a d […]
- Pleading The Lord’s CauseCharles Finney, a 29-year-old lawyer, was concerned about his soul’s salvation. On October 10, 1821, he retreated to a wooded area near his home for a time of prayer. While there, he had a profound conversion experience. He wrote: “The Holy Spirit . . . seemed to go through me, body and soul. . . . Indeed it seemed to come in waves of liquid love.” […]
- God’s Plan, Not OursEverybody was wrong about the ark of the covenant (an item in the tabernacle that represented the throne of God). After losing a battle to the Philistines, Israel sent messengers to Shiloh to ask that the ark be hauled to Ebenezer, the site of their army camp. […]
- The Spirit Of ChristmasThe acts of generosity and good will that flourish in December often fade quickly, causing many to say, “I wish we could keep the Christmas spirit all year long.” Why does it seem that kindness and compassion are chained to the calendar? Is there an ever-flowing fountain of compassion deeper than warm holiday feelings that pass with the season? […]
- The Prince Of PeaceYears ago I came to know a young man who rode with a motorcycle gang. He had grown up on a mission field where his parents served. When his family returned to the US, he seemed unable to adjust to life. He lived a troubled existence and was killed in a street fight with a rival gang. […]
- When The Wind BlowsHarold and Cathy and their two sons were in a wooded area in Minnesota when a tornado touched down. Cathy described her experience to me several years later: […]
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- Service commemorates bicentenary of Charles Dickenss birthThe Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall led the celebrations today to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens […]
- Marriage and our inaccurate conceptionsThere is the widespread mistaken belief that if romance disappears then it justifies ending the relationship […]
- Church of England to discuss legislation on women bishopsThe Church of Englands governing body is meeting this week to discuss draft legislation on women bishops […]
- Safer Internet Day is an opportunity for all of usThe internet is an amazing tool but it can also be a source of harm […]
- Mission trip inspires Charles Billingsleys music and social actionHes been in music ministry for the last 20 years but with seven years since his last solo project Charles Billingsley felt that now was the right time to make an album that would speak to this generation […]
- Churches get set for Olympics outreachThe umbrella organisation pulling together evangelistic efforts for the London 2012 Olympics has just embarked on its last church training tour before the big event begins in just a few months […]
- Call to Church of England to defend traditional marriageThe head of Christian Concern has called upon the Church of Englands governing body to defend traditional marriage […]
- Anglicans and Orthodox Churches formalise ecumenical relationshipThe Church of England and Oriental Orthodox Churches have formalised their ecumenical relationship […]
- Confidence is the key to sharing what we believeGod is able to do the most incredible things even through ordinary people like us […]
- Sarah Palin thanks God for special needs son TrigRaising a child with special needs is more challenging but Sarah Palin says she would not trade her son Trig a more convenient life […]
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