Before he delivers a sermon from the 18th century, Pastor Mike Adams puts on a ruffled shirt, cravat, long-tail jacket, and top hat—and uses a horse for transportation.
Lisa Smiley\'s parents had six children—five daughters and one son—the three youngest of whom were born illegally during the time China enforced its one-child policy. Without her parents\' pro-life beliefs, Lisa would never have been born.
An irreverent Kickstarter project by NerdTalk Toys features a five-figurine nativity of Joseph, Mary, baby Jesus, an angel, and a donkey—but all of them are zombies.
Natalie Grant is more thankful for the miracle of motherhood after struggling with fertility than for her career as a world-renowned singer/songwriter.
ABC\'s popular program \"Scandal\" has never shied away from controversy, but a recent episode that showed the lead character having an abortion to the tune of \"Silent Night\" has led to an outcry from the pro-life community.
With the help of a robot, essentially a tablet computer on a remote-controlled stick with wheels, Peyton Walton can continue to attend her Maryland elementary school from the hospital in New York where she is receiving radiation treatment for a rare liver cancer.
Holding aloft the shoes children\'s pastor Eddie Crain was wearing as he passionately preached about the importance of children\'s ministry -- shortly before he collapsed and died of a cardiac incident -- the church\'s senior pastor said he was struck at how impossible it would be to fill Pastor ...
Frank Gifford, the NFL Hall of Famer who played 12 seasons with the New York Giants from 1952-64, had a traumatic brain injury, according to a statement his family released this week. The family made a decision to have his brain studied after he died in August. A man of faith, Gifford
Surrounded by close friends and striving to spend every day as if it were her last, Joey Feek shared her latest hopes and prayers to be able to survive long enough to spend Christmas with her husband Rory and her daughter Indiana, who will turn two years old in February.
James Smith, widower of Moira Smith, a police officer who died rescuing others from the south tower during the 2001 attacks on the New York World Trade Centers, FedExed his wife\'s Woman of the Year award back to Glamour magazine.