By Catholic League for Religious & Civil Rights Bill Donohue comments on the propriety of showing the Charlie Hebdo cartoons in newspapers and on television: When the Danish cartoons were published a decade ago, the media refused to show them. With the exception of the Boston Phoenix, which cited safety […]

Cleric who attempted to establish al-Qaida training camp in Oregon sentenced to life in prison By Oregon Faith Report, The fiery Islamic cleric who attempted to establish an al-Qaida training camp in Bly, Oregon, has been sentenced to life in prison. Last May, the cleric, Abu Hamza al-Masri (aka Mustafa […]

By Sheila Allen NW Baptist Photo: Abby Spence traveled to East Asia on mission with hopes of spreading the name of Jesus. GRESHAM, OR – Although she had never traveled abroad, Abby Spence wanted to go the first time she learned about an evangelistic trip to East Asia planned by […]

The Hubble telescope will turn 25 on April 24, 2015. It has been orbiting the earth making one complete orbit every 97 minutes for 25 years. It has taken hundreds of thousands of photos of the universe. It has captured a frame by frame photo drama of creation, giving us […]

Seahawks faith shared after big win By Oregon Faith Report The Seattle Seahawks pulled off one of the biggest come-from-behind victories in playoff history to win a Super Bowl spot. At their moment of victory you could see the Seahawks players circle each other, bend a knee and begin praying […]

By Randy Alcorn Eternal Perspectives Ministries, Sandy Oregon Please visit his blog John Ensor, president of Passion Life Ministries, recently sat down with Christian Hip Hop artist Lecrae and John Piper to discuss abortion and racism, as we mark Sanctity of Human Life Sunday (January 18) and Martin Luther King, […]

Alex Malarkey has made a big confession regarding his book about dying and visiting heaven. Malarkey said he made the whole thing up. Below is a Today show news clip. Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

by Institute on Religion and Democracy Plans to begin issuing the Muslim call to prayer from a bell tower at North Carolina’s Duke University have been withdrawn after public outcry, the Associated Press is reporting. The Duke Muslim Students Association planned to chant the call, or adhan, from the Duke […]

Westboro Baptist protesters from Kansas came to Portland to protest at a Blazer Game recently, but were met with a populous crowd of counter-protesters. See KOIN video below.

By Paul Louis Metzger Multnomah University Professor New Wine Skins Ministry The following post may contain spoilers. If you have not seen Hunger Games or have not met President Snow of the Capitol personally, please continue at your own risk. I recently watched The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1. I […]