Judge allows eight charged with child kidnapping to leave Haiti after parents testify they gave up their children voluntarily Eight American missionaries accused of trying to take 33 children out of Haiti landed in Miami early today after being freed by authorities in the earthquake-stricken country. They were allowed to return to the US after... Continue Reading

The 2010 version of Hedrick is a long way from the Hedrick of old, the Hedrick who, according to his Wikipedia page, earned the nickname “the Paris Hilton of speedskating” for his active nightlife. Olympic gold medalist Chad Hedrick certainly thinks he has the ability to contend for more hardware at this year’s Winter Olympics... Continue Reading

Starr was elected unanimously to lead Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and will be introduced to the campus of some 14,000 students on Tuesday, according to Monday’s announcement. “I am pleased that Baylor University has named an individual of Dean Starr’s sterling reputation, character and ability to lead the university into a future that is... Continue Reading

“From the outset, Walker’s entire course of conduct in the anti-Prop 8 case has reflected a manifest design to turn the lawsuit into a high-profile, culture-transforming, history-making, Scopes-style show trial of Prop 8’s sponsors.” In what he describes as “an open secret,” a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle says that the federal judge presiding... Continue Reading

A new country music star has been born – and with a pro-life ballad, no less, that is steadily climbing the country music charts. Watch video here. Matt Kennon’s debut hit single “the Call” has risen to No. 39 on the Billboard 200 list of top country music hits and packs a compelling pro-life, or... Continue Reading

“They testify to both Jim and Elisabeth’s faith and to how they saw the Lord working. Each one tells a little piece of their story” The story of missionary couple Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, who served among the Waorani people of Ecuador, is widely known to American evangelicals through their published writings. After Jim and... Continue Reading

Mr. Barham was an Elder at Jackson Street (now named Grace) Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Louisiana – one of the founding churches of the PCA Joseph Hamlin (Ham) Barham, Jr., died in his sleep February 9, 2010, in Rapides Regional Medical Center. Born in New Iberia, January 25, 1939, he was a graduate of Baton Rouge... Continue Reading

The judge told the AP on Thursday that he was accepting a request from defense attorneys to let the Americans go free while the investigation continues. Ten U.S. missionaries arrested trying to leave earthquake-crippled Haiti with a busload of children may be spending the weekend in jail despite a judge recommending their provisional release. The... Continue Reading

The Bart Starr Award has been presented each year during the NFL-sanctioned Super Bowl Breakfast, which emphasizes faith in football and honors those who have shown exceptional character. Recently retired NFL quarterback Kurt Warner was presented with the 2010 Bart Starr Award Saturday for exhibiting outstanding character and leadership in the home, on the field... Continue Reading

“God has blessed with a second chance that is something I will value forever. “I don’t want to let Him down.” Pro-football player Michael Vick got two unique shots this past week to reveal to the public how 18 months in prison and his newfound faith has made him a new man – a different... Continue Reading