Article Archive 2012
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Jan 2012 •  Christianity has become a global faith in past century
•  Presidential candidates urged to sign pledge for religious freedom
•  Year in Review 2011: Tumultuous times remind us to 'hold fast to the truth'
•  Year in Review 2011: From this life to the next
•  Christian artists express why hymns matter
•  COIN ministry supports, equips coaches as they mentor players
•  Educators create Constitution game as learning tool
•  New Year’s resolutions for the mind
•  Presidential candidates urged to sign pledge for religious freedom
•  Former gang leader uses special vehicle to reach community
•  Ruling on dispute over Camp Pendleton crosses delayed
•  12 pro-life nurses win victory in New Jersey hospital case
•  Muslim extremists in Uganda throw acid on church leader who opposed Islamic courts
•  Sudan again terrorizing its own people
•  Mt. Soledad cross defense has a new video and song to spread its message
•  Calvary Chapel founder Chuck Smith announces that he has lung cancer
•  North Korea tops persecutor list for tenth straight year
•  Planned Parenthood's abortions finally take a fall
•  Jailed Pakistani mother's plight buffeted by money, media strife
•  New national sex-education standards stir controversy
•  Jesus vs. Religion video ignites debate on what it means to be a Christian
•  Supreme Court refuses to hear public prayer case, leaving Jesus ban in place
•  Olympic hopeful partners with Liberty University
•  Candidates talk of faith may not influence voters
Commentary New Year brings challenges so set priorities on the big things by Mark Larson
Sex-Selection Abortion in the U.S. — The Myth of “Choice” by Chuck Colson
There is clear evidence that abortion is wrong by Dr. Donald S. Smith
'Gender identification' next major push in California schools by Robert Tyler
Death of an atheist by Cal Thomas


Feb 2012 •  Congress approves bills protecting religious symbols at memorials
•  Rescue missions reach out during homeless killing spree
•  Victim of homeless killing spree couldn’t find a home
•  Quarterback Tim Tebow’s faith generates internet buzz, criticism
•  Tebow by the numbers
•  Mega-churches keep growing in U.S.
•  Convert to Christianity faces death threats from former colleagues in Uganda
•  Shanghai's elderly wary from years of tumult
•  Have you ever failed? What does God think when you do?
•  Judge rebuked for ordering abortion and sterilization
•  Church and ministry leader find reconciliation after 15 years
•  Role of faith in Bush White House examined
•  Susan G. Komen charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood
•  Patriots' Slater a spiritual leader for teammates
•  Komen bows to pressure, says Planned Parenthood still eligible
•  Appeals court overturns California’s same-sex marriage ban
•  'God' reference is removed from Air Force logo
•  Fleeing North Korea: Persecuted Christian starts new life
•  Iranian authorities may be set to execute pastor
Commentary High-tech gadgets no replacement for one-on-one time with the Creator by Mark Larson
Barbie vs. Godzilla...What’s behind gender free toys by Chuck Colson
Criticizing won’t change the world by Phil Cooke
Presidential plan to cut deductions would devastate nonprofits by James K. Lewis
Not by sight, but by faith by Cal Thomas


Mar 2012 •  Couple to use art and hula to bring spiritual hope to Japan
•  New campaign seeks to live stream Harvest Crusade across the nation
•  Karaoke nights on Skid Row
•  Once gripped by fear of death, Asian farmer becomes a pastor
•  Luis Palau joins speakers team for Spirit West Coast Del Mar
•  Christian university plans excavation project near biblical area of Dan
•  Poway teacher asks U.S. Supreme Court to intervene
•  American teacher Jeremiah Small fatally shot in Iraqi classroom
•  Bout with leukemia fails to slow star basketball recruit
•  Kirk Cameron responds to backlash from gay activists
•  Egyptian court sentences clergy to six-months in jail for building violation; assailants go free
•  White House considers defunding embryo adoption program
•  Chick-fil-A's Christian values stir college opposition
•  Kirk Cameron’s 'Monumental' explores whether America can be turned around
•  Christians in Hollywood say they are not giving up on the film industry
•  U. S. Supreme Court rejects Christian campus club’s appeal
•  Five college students and a former model use social media to spread a positive message
Commentary New ‘Dupability Index’ provides more realistic snapshot of American society by Mark Larson
Underdogs: ''Linsanity'' and Chinese Christians by Chuck Colson
Is the pioneering age of religious media over? by Phil Cooke
The Ninth Circuit calls Proposition 8 ‘unconstitutional’ by Jennifer Monk
Losing liberty by Cal Thomas


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