|
Christian PostChristian NBA Star Jeremy Lin Speaks About Marriage During Asia Tour in Hong KongChristian PostAs part of his Asia tour, Lin, 26, spoke at The Chinese University of Hong Kong where he opened up about how his Christian faith helped him through what he described as "possibly the toughest year of my life." The Taiwanese-American's fans were also ...and more » |
|
Christian Post10-Y-O Boy Tortured, Beaten Unconscious by Muslim Cleric in Pakistan for ...Christian PostNoman Masih died on April 15, 2015, in Pakistan due to burns suffered from an attack by two Muslim men five days prior. A 10-year-old boy in Pakistan was allegedly tortured with a stick by his Islamic school teacher after he refused to do construction ... |
|
Christian Post'Duck Dynasty' Star Alan Robertson Advises John Luke and Mary Kate to Channel ...Christian Post"Duck Dynasty" star Alan Robertson advised newlyweds John Luke and Mary Kate Robertson to "have the same mindset as Jesus" in their relationship just days before their June 26 wedding and their subsequent Australian honeymoon this week. John Luke ...and more » |
|
TheBlaze.comObama Announces Formal Restoration of Diplomatic Ties With CubaTheBlaze.comFor Obama, the embassy announcements come amid what the White House sees as one of the strongest stretches of his second term. He scored major legislative and legal victories last week, with Congress giving him fast-track authority for an Asia-Pacific ...and more » |
|
Review | Bourbons Bistro excels with flavorsThe Courier-JournalBourbons Bistro pours more than 100 bourbons, many of collector-status . It may be a haven, and close to heaven, for bourbon aficionados, and a delightful tasting ground for novice bourbon drinkers who want to explore Kentucky's signature spirit ... |
|
Christian PostHindu Radicals Threaten to 'Burn' Indian Pastor Alive, Wipe Congregation From ...Christian PostThe attacks and threats on churches and Christians, like the altercation in Attingal, have become increasingly common throughout India since the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in May of 2014, ICC's Regional Manager for South Asia, William ...and more » |
|
ChristianTodayChristian woman Asia Bibi bleeding, in 'terrible pain' in Pakistani prisonChristianTodayThings have taken a turn for the worse for Asia Bibi, 50, the falsely accused Christian woman who has been languishing in Pakistani prison for six years now despite her declining health. Bibi was accused of blasphemy in Pakistan for sharing her faith ...and more » |
|
TheBlaze.comNumber of Injured After Taiwan Explosion ClimbsTheBlaze.comThe fire late Saturday was sparked by an accidental explosion of a colored theatrical powder thrown from the stage in front of about 1,000 people, the local fire agency and media said. The powder for the one-time event called “Color Play Asia” ignited ...and more » |
|
TheBlaze.comStunning Video Captures Explosion During Festival That Injured Hundreds of PeopleTheBlaze.comApproximately 1,000 people were participating in Color Play Asia, a festival with music and dance, at the waterpark when an unknown powder exploded and a fire broke out. In a video uploaded to YouTube, a large group of people can be heard screaming ...and more » |
|
Christian Broadcasting NetworkJailed Pakistan Mom Asia Bibi on Verge of DeathChristian Broadcasting NetworkMission Network News reports she has internal bleeding, adominal pain, and is vomiting blood. If she does not receive immediate medical care, she could die. Her lawyers are trying to have her moved to a jail in Lahore, where she can receive treatment. |
|
The Courier-JournalDish | At The Italian Table set to openThe Courier-JournalA new Italian eatery offering cooking classes and retail sales is set to open in July at 2359 Frankfort Ave. At The Italian Table will initially serve dinners at a communal table for 10, available by reservation only. "I just want to try to to bring a ... |
|
The Courier-JournalLouder Than Life daily lineups announcedThe Courier-JournalThe daily lineups for the Oct. 3-4 Louder than Life music, spirits and food festival in Louisville's Champion's Park have been announced. Saturday, Oct. 3: Rob Zombie, Godsmack, Chevelle, Bring Me The Horizon, Seether, Of Mice & Men, Sevendust, ...and more » |
|
Center for Research on GlobalizationThe Vileness of the ClintonsCenter for Research on Globalization... the now invalidated Defense of Marriage Act (in a newer triangulation he now claims to support gay marriage), but should any gay person be expected to get over Clinton's reelection campaign trumpeting that signature with paid ads on Christian radio?and more » |
|
Christian PostChristian Mother of 5 Asia Bibi Marks Sixth Year of 'Brutal' Incarceration in ...Christian PostAs Christian mother of five Asia Bibi marks her sixth year in prison in Pakistan, placed on death row for blasphemy charges, a U.K. Christian group reports that some attempts are being made to reform sections of the country's controversial blasphemy ...and more » |
|
Christian PostThe Land of Lady LibertineChristian PostNorms surrounding behaviors relating to sexual behavior and reproduction have been shifting in the U.S. in recent years. Where once normatively taboo, certain behaviors and lifestyle choices are now much more likely to be normatively sanctioned. |
|
The Courier-Journal'Weird Al' seriously silly at Louisville PalaceThe Courier-JournalOver the course of nearly four decades, “Weird Al” Yankovic has built an unprecedented career as a cultural parodist, selling more than 12 million albums and making some of the most beloved music videos of all time. Along the way he's become an ...and more » |
|
Patheos (blog)This is the last post you will ever need to read on why they don't sing in ...Patheos (blog)There are new songs and hymns being written that are excellent for a congregation, but you won't usually hear them on Christian radio. Stop the Hillsongization of congregational singing. (Thanks to Michael Raiter for the pertinent description.) Along ... |
|
The Courier-JournalDish | Brooklyn & The Butcher underway in Ind.The Courier-JournalNew Albany will soon see a “modern steakhouse” downtown. Developed by Ian Hall of The Exchange, Brooklyn & The Butcher will be housed in an 1870s hotel building on the corner of Bank and Market, in the space most recently occupied by Habana Blues.and more » |
|
The Courier-JournalPerforming arts picks for week of June 21The Courier-JournalMusic Orchestrated for Summer. In its third year, Louisville Philharmonia is stepping up its programming by bringing a pops concert of rousing music to the Iroquois Amphitheater. Works by American composers dominate the program with Aaron Copland's ... |
|
Raw StoryHouse reverses course, passes 'fast-track' provision crucial for Trans-Pacific ...Raw StoryThe close vote in the House, which last week rejected a related bill, kept alive Obama's goal of bolstering U.S. ties with Asia through a 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the economic element of a foreign policy shift aimed in part at ...and more » |
|
euronews'Father' of Turkish politics, Suleyman Demirel, dies aged 90euronewsFormer Prime Minister of Turkey, Suleyman Demirel, has died at the age of 90. During a career spanning almost half a century, he served as the country's premier seven times, later becoming its president from 1993 to 2000. He dominated Turkish politics ...and more » |
|
Christian Radio Preps for Election DollarsEquities.comSalem Media Group Inc. (SALM) is starting to price in the glut of cash that will come from the presidential election cycle. It is hard to put a number on what it will mean in revenue for Salem Media, but it will be a big number, and current shares may ...and more » |
|
The Courier-JournalThe Rud and its legacy will be missedThe Courier-JournalNo one liked hearing this week that the Rudyard Kipling is closing. The place has a history — a legacy — that can't be overestimated. When Ken Pyle and Sheila Joyce Pyle opened it in the early 1980s, they did so with the intention of making it a ...and more » |
|
The Courier-JournalActors Theatre receives $1.2 million grantThe Courier-JournalActors Theatre of Louisville will receive a $1.2 million grant from The Roy Cockrum Foundation to support of its apprentice/intern company, the theater announced Tuesday. "We've been looking to more substantially invest in this program and be able to ...and more » |
|
The Courier-JournalOld Louisville staple, Rudyard Kipling, closesThe Courier-JournalAn elephant sign hangs above an old brick building on Oak Street known for its live music and Sunday Brunch. But The Rudyard Kipling, or as most know it, "The Rud" has had its last meal, and now the building is for sale. Located in Old Louisville, The ...and more » |
|
|
