The Lord says, “Even to your old age and gray hairs, I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.”
Isaiah 46:4
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News to Pray For: February 15, 2008
Christian Fellowship Responding to Northern Illinois University Shooting
(IVCF) Students from the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship chapter at Northern Illinois University, and students from Campus Crusade, held a prayer vigil on campus Thursday evening following a campus shooting. Five students...[more]
Mohler Drops Bid for Southern Baptist Leadership Post
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) The Reverend R. Albert Mohler Junior has dropped his bid to become president of the Southern Baptist Convention after learning he faces surgery for a precancerous tumor in his colon. The 48-year-old...[more]
Kentucky Lawmakers Say Governors Gambling Plan Facing Changes
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) Some Kentucky lawmakers are saying Gov. Steve Beshear's gambling proposal likely faces major changes if it has any chance of survival. House Speaker Jody Richards, for example, says the proposed...[more]
Clinton Campaigns in Ohio; Declares Herself Candidate of the Middle Class
CINCINNATI (AP) Hillary Rodham Clinton is calling herself the "candidate of, from and for the middle class of America." In Ohio today, she's been focusing on maintaining support among working-class Democrats, even as...[more]
Muslim Running for Congress Wants to Combat Ignorance About His Faith
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Democratic Congressional candidate Andre Carson could become the second Muslim elected to Congress and a role model for a faith community seeking to make its mark in national politics. Carson is the...[more]
Ugandan Bishops to Boycott Once-a-Decade Anglican Gathering
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) Uganda's Anglican bishops say they'll boycott a once-a-decade gathering of church leaders from around the world, the latest fallout from a fierce debate over homosexuality and scripture in the...[more]
Ex-Officer Convicted in Pregnant Woman's Death
(AP/IN) Prosecutors and defense lawyers aren't commenting about Friday's verdict in the case of a former Canton, Ohio police officer, convicted in the deaths of his girlfriend and their unborn child. Bobby Cutts testified...[more]
Doctor: Billy Graham Recovering Well From Surgery
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) The Reverend Billy Graham is eating, walking and visiting with family members as he recovers from Wednesday's surgery at a hospital in Asheville, North Carolina. Doctors say they're encouraged by a...[more]
ACLU Sues Over Pennsylvania Marriage Law
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The American Civil Liberties Union has filed one of three planned lawsuits to address what it contends is a flaw in Pennsylvania's marriage law. Officials in some counties have been telling couples that...[more]
Ohio Primary in Play as Fierce Campaigns Continue
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Democratic presidential rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton are heaping attention on the state before the March 4 primary. The candidates are airing television ads and showcasing endorsements...[more]
Legislative Panel Agrees to Church Gambling
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) Gambling for charity, in church of all places, would be legal in South Carolina under a bill that's been approved by a state Senate panel. The legislation would let churches and other nonprofit groups...[more]
Christian University in Kentucky Commended for Diversity
(OneNewsNow.com) An official with a Christian university in Kentucky says a recent commendation by the state's commission on human rights is the result of years of work to bridge relationships between races in the area. ...[more]
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