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Christian Post12 Christian Post Questions Every Presidential Candidate Should AnswerChristian PostThe Presidential Seal is seen on a podium at the White House in Washington, December 14, 2009. The Christian Post will be sending the following 12 questions to the presidential candidates. The responses will be published as they become available. 1. |
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Ready for take-off: 15000 expected at Runway Visitor Park for Europe's biggest ...Altrincham TodayAround 15,000 people are expected at the Runway Visitor Park at Manchester Airport this weekend for Europe's biggest festival of aviation. Returning for its seventh year, the Aviation and Transport Festival brings visitors to Altrincham from as far ... |
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The Courier-JournalNew musical looks beyond Louis Coleman legendThe Courier-JournalProtesters hold up signs that read "JUSTICE" as they walk around chanting "No justice, No peace," and a uniformed guard orders them to disperse. It could be a scene from any number of nationwide protests in recent months, if the protesters weren't ... |
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The Courier-JournalCall to artists week of July 12The Courier-JournalKaviar Forge & Gallery is accepting submissions from artists in Jefferson County and contiguous counties including Indiana for "Artists in Our Midst." This is a group show celebrating local art. Artist can submit up to three submissions (JPEGS only ... |
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The Courier-JournalDish | MozzaPi owner launches community bakeryThe Courier-JournalTom Edwards, who serves up Neopolitan-style pizza from his MozzaPi mobile oven at events in Louisville, is expanding his offerings into a "Millers, Bakers & Pizza Makers" enterprise. The pizza and baking enthusiast who has trained in Italy, California ... |
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TheBlaze.comGov't Gives Christian Bakers Who Refused to Make Lesbian Wedding Cake Deadline ...TheBlaze.comAaron and Melissa Klein, owners of the embattled Sweetcakes by Melissa bakery, have been ordered to contact Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries by July 13 to pay $135,000 in damages that was imposed after the Christian couple declined to make a ...and more » |
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DNC Chair: Businesses Don't Have Rights Like ChurchesChristian Broadcasting NetworkThe head of the Democratic National Committee said that churches have far greater religious liberty rights than those of private business owners. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz spoke with CBN News Chief Political Consultant David Brody about the religious ...and more » |
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The Courier-JournalLouisville Blues, Brews & BBQ FestivalThe Courier-JournalThe Louisville Blues, Brews & BBQ Festival returns to Louisville Water Tower Park Friday through Sunday. The three-day festival features blues music, our region's best BBQ, a Courier-Journal Kids Entertainment Area, and the return of the popular Brews ...and more » |
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ChristianTodaySyria's neighbours now host 4 million of its refugees, says UNChristianTodaySyrian refugees waiting behind border fences to cross into Turkey at Akcakale border gate in Sanliurfa province. The number of Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries has passed 4 million, the UN refugee agency UNHCR said today, adding that the total ...and more » |
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The Courier-JournalMusic festival at Kentucky Speedway canceledThe Courier-JournalPromoter Nitro Fidelity announced Wednesday it has axed an Aug. 28-30 music festival at Kentucky Speedway, citing a lack of ticket sales. Acts Kings of Leon, Miranda Lambert and Green Day were to headline the county and rock event with three stages, ...and more » |
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The Courier-JournalReview | Lack of chef at Rumors is evidentThe Courier-JournalRumors operates without a chef. After three decades in business, maybe the idea is that the kitchen can function on autopilot and doesn't need a real chef. That's a real problem. Even an inexperienced chef, maybe a part-time chef — or even one who ... |
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The Courier-JournalFans can vote to help Katie George win Miss USAThe Courier-JournalThere's a way each of us can help Miss Kentucky USA Katie George win the Miss USA competition on Sunday and bring the crown back to the Bluegrass. During the Sunday broadcast 8-11 p.m., a LIVE interactive experience will take place through iPowow ...and more » |
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The Courier-JournalTheater and comedy lineup for July 9-15The Courier-JournalChildrens theater. 'Dr. Dolittle, Junior.” Clarksville Little Theatre, 301 E. Montgomery Ave., Clarksville, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. $10, $8 for seniors and teens, $5 for ages 6-12). (812) 283-6522. Comedy. Ryan Singer. The ... |
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ChristianTodayChancellor George Osborne to set out plans to slash welfare spendingChristianTodayChancellor George Osborne will say today how he plans to reshape the economy by chopping welfare spending, easing the tax bill for workers and tackling some of the biggest challenges facing the recovery. When he presents his budget this afternoon it ...and more » |
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Christian PostObama Needs to 'Shut Up and Go Home' With His 'Gay Agenda,' Says Politician at ...Christian Post"We would like to send a strong message to the U.S. president that the homosexuality debate should not become part of his agenda, as it has been his tendency whenever he comes to Africa," Bishop Mark Kariuki of the Evangelical Alliance said at the time.and more » |
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Is This Ex-Soviet Nation Primed for Revival?Christian Broadcasting NetworkThe nation is ruled by Alexander Lukashenko, who's been called the "Last Dictator of Europe." Nearly a decade ago, he kicked out the U.S. ambassador. While the relationship between the countries remains tense, there are signs that Lukashenko, motivated ...and more » |
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The Courier-JournalBand list for Poorcastle Festival 2015The Courier-JournalPoorcastle Festival. WHEN: 2-11 p.m. Friday through Sunday. WHERE: Apocalypse Brew Works,1612 Mellwood Ave. COST: $5 per day, $10 for weekend passes, at the gate or www.poorcastle.com. THE COURIER-JOURNAL. Poorcastle is the 'festival for the ...and more » |
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Christian Broadcasting NetworkEurozone Heads Hold Emergency Summit on GreeceChristian Broadcasting NetworkEurozone leaders are holding an emergency meeting in Brussels Tuesday to figure out a new bailout program for Greece, following the weekend referendum rejecting the terms offered by its creditors. In an effort to avoid total financial collapse, Greece ...and more » |
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Christian PostDon't Give Obama More Power Over SchoolsChristian PostAfter spending most of June giving President Obama new authority to negotiate trade deals with low-wage countries in Asia, congressional Republicans are now poised to spend July giving Obama new authority over education in America's public schools.and more » |
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The Courier-JournalPoorcastle is the 'festival for the rest of us'The Courier-JournalThe Poorcastle Festival began three years ago, literally as a joke. Kevin Gibson and Butch Bays were hosting their Flies on the Wall show on Crescent Hill Radio, talking about how tickets to the Forecastle Festival had gotten too expensive. Louisville ...and more » |
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Christian PostChristian Refugees Fleeing ISIS 'Will Be the Last' to Receive Help; Worldwide ...Christian PostPersecution watchdog group Open Doors says Christian refugees fleeing ISIS in Iraq and Syria are among the last groups to receive help and necessities for their survival, and is calling on churches and Christian communities throughout the world to step ...and more » |
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ChristianTodayMegachurch pastor facing fraud charges hits back over 'high life' claimsChristianTodayThe pastor of one of the largest churches in Asia has hit back at claims that he is living a life of luxury while facing charges of fraud committed against the church. Kong Hee, pastor Singapore's City Harvest Church, was the subject of a Straits Times ...and more » |
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ChristianTodayDreaming of a better life: The migrants who believe Britain's roads are paved ...ChristianTodayTelevision images of migrants lining roads and scrambling to jump into moving vehicles have provoked public and political anger, providing a stark illustration of a growing Europe-wide immigration crisis. British Prime Minister David Cameron said the ...and more » |
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ChristianTodayGreece on the rack as France and Germany hold their groundChristianTodayGraffiti on a closed shop in central Athens. Greece's economy has been devastated by enforced austerity and the stand-off with the Eurozone. France and Germany told Greece on Monday to come up with serious proposals in order to restart financial aid ...and more » |
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Cerabino: We need more news, less Christian rock, on radio dialMyPalmBeachPost (subscription)Do we really need more Christian programming on the radio dial here? On my morning commute on Monday, I listened to four of the six local Christian radio broadcasts, and that was just on the FM dial. There are two more religious stations on the AM dial ...and more » |
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