World Health Organization expert: Pot is dangerous to your health
After conducting a meta-analysis of 2 decades of research, noted expert Wayne Hall has concluded that pot is harmful to your health.
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Liberty U. partners with Billy Graham, adds online evangelism program
Liberty University is adding a new evangelism initiative, forming a partnership with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) to offer a cognate and a minor in evangelism through an online Billy Graham School of Evangelism, according to a press release from the school.
43 turn to Christ before Harvest Crusade in Dallas even begins
More than 1,100 responded to Pastor Greg Laurie\'s message about overcoming worry during Dallas Harvest, Oct. 5, with an estimated 275 making decisions to follow Christ in salvation.
Presbyterian Hospital: Ebola patient critical but stable, received experimental drug
The first patient in the U.S. diagnosed as infected with the Ebola virus received an experimental drug over the weekend it was reported today by a spokesperson for Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.
More churches report vandalism
Attacks against church property continued with the latest crimes affecting congregations in Rhode Island and Kentucky.
Liberty U. kicker nails 60 yard try & spot on ESPN's Top Ten
Liberty University kicker John Lunsford booted a 60-yard field goal as time expired in the Flames\' homecoming game against the Richmond Spiders to send the contest into overtime on Saturday, October 4.
Bizarre traffic accident claims lives of Kentucky pastor and family
Tennessee State Police have identified the four people killed in a deadly crash on Interstate 40 as the the Cruce Family of Benton, Kentucky.
Rash of vandalism hits Texas, Indiana, S. Carolina & Florida churches
Churches across the country experience a month-long rash of vandalism.
Supreme Court delays inevitable ruling on homosexual marriage
U.S. Supreme Court decides not to take up pending cases about the constitutionality of homosexual marriage.
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas is ground zero to contain, prevent Ebola outbreak in U.S.
Medical professionals at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital are on the world stage as they treat the first known Ebola case in the U.S. and try to contain a potential outbreak.
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