Pembroke Daily ObserverEbola and the Fourth Horseman of the ApocalpysePembroke Daily ObserverFor them the rapid spread of the virus in Africa and its feared migration to the American continent has all the overtones of the last days plagues that the Bible's prophets predicted would smite the earth. ... "The Mayan calendar told us the world ...

Raw StoryEbola strikes fourth American as UN ramps up responseRaw StoryThe World Health Organization said in its latest situation update there was still a “significant shortfall” in capacity in west Africa, with 1,500 more beds needed in Liberia and 450 in Sierra Leone. Around 160 health professionals pledged by Cuba to ...and more »

WWMT-TVNetwork cameraman tests positive for Ebola virusWWMT-TV"There's a high chance - so far we have one active case in Texas and as long as there's travelers coming from Africa to West Michigan there's a high possibility," said one doctor. We also reached out to Bronson Hospital and Borgess Medical Center. They ...and more »

USA TODAYEbola outbreak: 5 things you need to know nowUSA TODAYThe first case of Ebola in a patient diagnosed in a U.S. hospital was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Tuesday. The patient did not have symptoms when leaving West Africa, but developed symptoms approximately four days after ...

WWMT-TVW. Mich. hospitals say they're prepared for EbolaWWMT-TVWhen asked if there's a possibility the virus could come to West Michigan, Saleh said, "There's a high chance; so far, we have 1 active case in Texas, and as long as there's travelers coming from Africa to West Michigan, there's a high possibility ...

Detroit Free PressLiberia to prosecute man who brought Ebola to USDetroit Free PressA Dallas emergency room sent Duncan home last week, even though he told a nurse that he had been in disease-ravaged West Africa. The decision by Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital to release Duncan could have put others at risk of exposure to Ebola ...Dallas hospital isolates possible Ebola patientKSDKall 14,384 news articles »

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Jars of Clay to perform two shows at Sellersville TheaterThe MercuryTheir “Redemption Songs” (2005) album yielded the Christian radio hit “God Will Lift Your Head.” Follow-up album “Good Monsters”(2006), their first ever rock record, was recognized by ... Upon witnessing the dire circumstances plaguing Africa during a ...

USA TODAYUS troops head to Africa for Ebola missionUSA TODAYAbout 1,400 soldiers will head to Liberia this month to help support the fight against the Ebola virus that is spreading across West Africa, a Pentagon official said Tuesday. The Army's 101st Airborne Division, based at Fort Campbell, Ky., will provide ...and more »

Russ Jones Named Sr. Vice President of News Operations of IRN/USA Radio ...IT News OnlineRALEIGH, N.C., Oct. 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cross Platform Media Group, LLC announced today that Russ Jones has been named Sr. Vice President of News Operations for IRN/USA Radio Network and Director of News and Public Relations for Cross ...and more »

Hometownlife.comFaith Covenant celebrates 100 yearsHometownlife.comThe church has about 400 members, who range from upper middle class economic status and PhDs., to members without education. “We have a good diversity of Anglos, African Americans and Asians,” said Carlson, who ministered in Africa — Sierra Leone, ...

KSDKDallas hospital diagnoses first patient with EbolaKSDK19 and arrived in the USA the next day but had no symptoms when leaving Africa or arriving here, said Thomas Frieden, the CDC director. The patient became sick Sept. 24, and he sought care two days later. He was sent home but returned to a hospital and ...and more »

Ebola outbreak: how witchdoctors and corpses being kissed are spreading the ...ChristianTodayTraditional healers and witchdoctors in West Africa are contributing to the spread of Ebola, the Times reports. According to the newspaper, a significant number of people are claiming to be able to heal the virus through witchcraft, and are encouraging ...and more »

Safe, Sane and Fun Halloween Scares up Family Fun Night Event in Naples ...eNewsChannelsIn addition, the Christian radio station WAY-FM, will hold its road show there and the fire department will be giving free demos, including showing how the jaws of life works to rescue someone after a car accident. “We really want this night to be ...and more »

KSDKU.S. doctor exposed to Ebola arrives at NIHKSDKThe patient, who was flown from Africa to Frederick, Md., was taken by ambulance to nearby Bethesda about 4 p.m. ET for observation and to enroll in a clinical protocol, NIH said. The doctor was volunteering in Sierra Leone when he or she was exposed ...and more »

Christian Football Player Apollos Hester Gives Epic Post-Game Motivational ...Gospel HeraldSeventeen-year-old East View High School football player Apollos Hester's inspirational speech has gone viral on social media. The teenager referenced giving glory to God and gave such a positive message of hope that Christian radio host Rob Dempsey ...and more »

Charity Exec Pay Is Catching Up With An Improving Economy: ReportHuffington PostA new survey is suggesting charities are climbing out of the Great Recession with the rest of America -- and their leaders are reaping the benefits. After years of barely keeping up with inflation, the paychecks for charity executives of large ...

BP NewsFIRST-PERSON: Presence, but no witnessBP NewsAmerica has more churches, more Christian books and literature, more Christian preachers, more Christian radio and TV stations, more Christian seminaries and Christian colleges, and more ready access to the Gospel than any nation in the world. Yet our ...and more »

USA TODAYCDC: Ebola could infect 1.4 million people by JanuaryUSA TODAYIf the world doesn't get the Ebola outbreak in West Africa under control quickly, the disease could become a permanent fixture in the region, spreading as routinely as malaria or the flu, the World Health Organization warns Tuesday in a new report.and more »

Central Iowans offer food to help Ebola victimsDesMoinesRegister.comGwenigale Jr. also works in the health field as equal opportunity manager at the Veterans Medical Center in Des Moines, but what he saw in Africa this summer at the Ebola recovery centers shook him to the core. “The situation is indescribable,” he said.

KSDKEbola could infect 1.4 million people by JanuaryKSDKIf the world doesn't get the Ebola outbreak in West Africa under control quickly, the disease could become a permanent fixture in the region, spreading as routinely as malaria or the flu, the World Health Organization warns today in a new report.and more »

Jacksonville company sends medical equipment to Africa to help battle ebolaFlorida Times-UnionFour million latex gloves donated by a national company's Jacksonville operation are headed Monday to West Africa to help health workers battling the ebola virus outbreak that has killed thousands. The McKesson Medical-Surgical shipment contain's ...

UPI.comUPI Almanac for Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014UPI.comIn 2008, Thabo Mbecki, South Africa's president since 1999, stepped down after losing a power struggle with rival Jacob Zuma. In 2009, the United States and NATO commander in Afghanistan, Army Gen. Stanley McCrystal, said in a confidential report he ...

SIM Saddened by Recent Attack on Ebola Aid Workers in GuineaDigitalJournal.comCrowds have also reportedly turned back aid workers in other areas of West Africa where the outbreak has been the most severe. "We at SIM are deeply saddened by the recent attack in Guinea that took the lives of people who came to offer assistance in ...and more »

Radio ministry welcomes community participationRuidoso NewsKEDU is a small non-profit Christian radio station and shares office space with the Church Out Of Church, which Tim runs. Harvey Twite is comfortable in his natural habitat behind the radio scenes. Twite serves as director of programming and operations ...