From the BBC's one hour documentary, this 5 minutes clip shows Deborah Drapper, the 13 year old evangelist, and her father Andrew; that will be ministering in the south of France (Cannes) this September 2009.

On the first Sunday following the tragedy of September 11th, 2001, Carter Conlon delivered this soul-stirring message at Times Square Church in Manhattan. The sermon was titled, "Run For Your Life" and it is certainly worth the effort to listen to it in its entirety. Visit www.braveheartedgospel.com to access the sermon MP3.

Invitation from Dr. Michael L. Brown to the God Has a Better Way event on July 25th in Charlotte, NC. website: http://www.godhasabetterway.com

A London council that bans staff from saying "God bless" at work has sacked a Christian employee for discussing his faith.

A gay journalist has upset a homosexual lobbyist by revealing how the two conspired with Peter Mandelson and Sir Ian McKellen in the 80s to change public opinion on 'gay rights'.

A journalist and stay-at-home mum says the BBC%u2019s pre-school channel CBeebies is %u201Cthe Government%u2019s ventriloquist%u2019s dummy%u201D, %u201Cbrainwashing%u201D viewers with Labour party family policy.

A Cry to Christian Men especially fathers to take up there role as family protector.

But that so-called "Christianity" is far-removed from the authentic Christianity characterised by the true Church of Christ. For Jesus assured his followers that he will build his church, and that not even the gates of Hades can prevail against its victorious progress (Matthew 16:18). The real Church of Christ has always been hard-pressed and assailed by the world. It will continue to be so until Christ returns, for the simple reason that Jesus gave:

LateDecember - Christian Video Podcast brings you 'Creationism or atheistic evolution?' Dr Marc Surtees examines the fossil evidence looking for clear signs of evolution. This is a topic we will revisit in future and we hope to include content from both Creationist and Theistic Evolutionist proponents.

Students may not have the funds to support their favorite casuses, but to make a difference, time is all we need. While most Penn students were settling in to another semester of math problems, term papers and study sessions, I was on the other side of the world, nervously fumbling with a piece of chalk as I presented grammar lessons to a group of 10-year-olds.