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Doctor weighs in on Ebola concernsWWMT-TV(NEWSCHANNEL 3) - Doctors in West Michigan are weighing in on the fear surrounding the quickly spreading Ebola virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a Level Three Alert, warning against all non-essential travel to West ... |
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TheStranger.comWhy the Mars Hill Faithful Have Started to Question MarkTheStranger.comAt the time, Smith was doing pastoral work with Mars Hill community groups at the Wedgewood campus and running an independent organization called Agathos, serving orphans and widows in Zambia and South Africa, particularly those affected by the HIV ...and more » |
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North Carolina Diner Offers Customers 15 Percent Discount For 'Praying In Public'Huffington PostAdding: "It's just a moment or faithfulness about the plate of food. It's not even a policy — it's [something] we only do when we're moved to do it.” The praying in public discount gained attention this week after Christian radio station Z88.3 posted ...and more » |
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USA TODAYNIH to launch early Ebola vaccine trial in SeptemberUSA TODAYThe USA will launch an early-stage trial in September of an experimental vaccine against Ebola, the deadly viral disease that has killed 729 people in the largest outbreak in history. The National Institutes of Health has been developing an Ebola ...and more » |
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KSDK2 Ebola patients headed to U.S.KSDKThe CDC issued a travel warning on Thursday for all non-essential travelers to Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone in West Africa. Samaritan's Purse and SIM say they are working to evacuate all but the most essential personnel to their home country by ...and more » |
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Open DemocracyWhen the pillars fall: how social movements can win more victories like same ...Open DemocracySouth Africa soon followed. Additionally, advocates made inroads into the corporate world. As law professor Michael Klarman reports, “The number of Fortune 500 companies offering health care benefits for same-sex partners rose from zero in 1990 to 263 ...and more » |
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ChristianTodayPhilip Yancey: We need grace over doctrinal unityChristianTodaySo you look at Europe and it's kind of in the divorce stage; "We tried that, the churches are still here but nobody goes to them anymore, they're just museum pieces". And in America we're kind of in the 25th year anniversary stage; we've been there ... |
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ChristianTodaySudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim to arrive in the U.S. todayChristianTodayIbrahim and her family have been in Europe since leaving Sudan last week. They will fly into Philadelphia on Thursday, and travel to Manchester, New Hampshire from there. Ibrahim's husband, Daniel Wani, is a biochemical engineer in the New England city ...and more » |
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KSDKEbola travel warning issued for 3 African countriesKSDK"Ebola is worsening in West Africa," said Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in announcing the advisory against "non-essential" travel to Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Frieden also said the CDC is sending 50 ...and more » |
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AP-MI--Michigan News Digest, MIReading EagleTOKYO — Honda's quarterly profit surged nearly 20 percent on demand for remodeled cars in Japan and elsewhere in Asia. The Japanese automaker also raised its full-year profit and sales forecasts. Honda Motor Co. reported a profit Tuesday of 146.5 ... |
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Ebola scare at Charlotte hospitalAtlanta Journal Constitution (blog)Ebola, a frightful disease we used to think was confined to Africa, seems to be getting closer to home. Wednesday, an emergency room in Charlotte was cordoned off by security while a suspected victim who had just returned from Africa was examined ... |
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Religion news in briefBismarck TribuneThe 35-year-old was a host at Christian radio station WCSG in Grand Rapids until his arrest in June at a Christian music festival in northern Michigan. His arrest was related to state charges of criminal sexual conduct. That case still is pending in ...and more » |
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Religion news in briefWaterloo Cedar Falls CourierThe 35-year-old was a host at Christian radio station WCSG in Grand Rapids until his arrest in June at a Christian music festival in northern Michigan. His arrest was related to state charges of criminal sexual conduct. That case still is pending in ... |
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Facebook moving IMs to Messenger appWWMT-TVFacebook says for the next few days it will notify people. In April, Facebook announced this change was coming. It has been rolled out to Android and IOS users in parts of Europe and elsewhere in the world since then, and is now coming to the United ...and more » |
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US arrest may bring prosecution for murder of Irish soldiersIrish TimesA message was broadcast on the Christian radio station Voice of Hope, controlled by Haddad, that the slain man's family was looking to avenge his death by taking two Irish lives or, failing that, be recompensed to the tune of $10,000. Bazzi was later ... |
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AP-MI--Michigan News Digest, MIReading EagleTOKYO — Honda's quarterly profit surged nearly 20 percent on demand for remodeled cars in Japan and elsewhere in Asia. The Japanese automaker also raised its full-year profit and sales forecasts. Honda Motor Co. reported a profit Tuesday of 146.5 ... |
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AP-MI--Michigan News Digest, MIReading EagleTOKYO — Honda's quarterly profit surged nearly 20 percent on demand for remodeled cars in Japan and elsewhere in Asia. The Japanese automaker also raised its full-year profit and sales forecasts. Honda Motor Co. reported a profit Tuesday of 146.5 ... |
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House unveils bill to speed deportations of illegal immigrant childrenWashington TimesHouse Republicans introduced a bill Tuesday to make it easier to deport the surge of children crossing the border illegally and included just enough money to house and care for the children through September — far less than what President Obama wanted.and more » |
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USA TODAYEx-Christian radio host guilty in child rape caseUSA TODAYGRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- Former Christian radio host John Richard Balyo said Tuesday that he and a second man handcuffed a 12-year-old boy to a motel bed, sexually abused him and took nine photos during the April encounter. "I did take images of a child ...and more » |
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Former WCSG radio host John Richard Balyo admitted today that he and a second man handcuffed a 12-year-old boy to a motel bed, sexually abused him and took nine photos during the April encounter. |
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Christian PostFormer Christian Radio Host John Balyo Pleads Guilty; Confesses to ...Christian PostFormer popular Christian radio host John Balyo, 35, is heading to prison for a minimum of 15 years after he pleaded guilty in federal court in Michigan Tuesday to photographing and having sex with a 12-year-old boy in April — the same month he got ...and more » |
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Action Twenty 24 is back in San Pedro hosting a one week sports summer camp. The second annual summer camp started on Monday, 21st and is scheduled to conclude on Friday, July 27th and operates in partnership with Lighthouse Christian Radio. Over 70 children are participating in the camp which is.... |
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Christian PostProgressives Proudly Exploit Black Pain, Crave Moral Superiority By Using Term ...Christian PostApartheid in South Africa - the systematic, institutionalized racism that berated, belittled and exploited the black population - was horrific. It told black people that they are less than human. It insulted their very existence. It is an evil concept ... |
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A former host at a popular Christian radio station in western Michigan is expected to plead guilty in a child pornography investigation. |
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The WireSearching for Falafel Outside the 'New York Stands With Israel' RallyThe WireCarrying a "Christians for Israel" sign was Dr. Martha Smith, who said she was visiting from Oslo and had heard about the rally on Christian radio. She started by calling the widely acclaimed 1993 Oslo Accords, which brought a fleeting ... The ...and more » |
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USA TODAYEbola virus: What you need to know about the deadly outbreakUSA TODAYThe Ebola virus infecting and killing people in West Africa is the worst recorded outbreak, according to the World Health Organization. The first case of Ebola in a patient diagnosed in a U.S. hospital was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control ...and more » |
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