It's been just over a month since nearly 300 school girls were kidnapped as they slept at their Nigerian boarding school. The kidnapping has put the spotlight on a notorious terrorist group. For more than five years, Boko Haram has committed countless atrocities against Christians and others, including one Nigerian schoolgirl who overcame a murderous assault on her family.
This week on Christian World News: As Nigeria continues the search for 300 kidnapped schoolgirls, one victim of Boko Haram talks about her personal experience with the terrorist group. Plus, the healing rooms of Spokane, Washington. 100 years ago an American minister started a healing revival in the U.S. Today, some are taking his legacy to the world. And, ancient artifacts from the time of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. What they're telling us about the bible and its characters.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: From the caves of Qumran, we'll tell you about the ancient community that celebrated a Messianic feast 100 years before Jesus's birth. And, making the desert bloom. How Israeli farmers battle the elements to bring in their harvests. Plus, Brazilian Christians make a special visit to the Holy Land.
As seen on "The 700 Club," May 16: For many, Common Core standards don't add up; Sudanese judge sentences pregnant Christian to death; Danger: porn's addictive terrorism against women; and more.
A nine-year old uses a surprising strategy to obtain his heart’s desire. Plus, led to Christ by CBN’s original Superbook 20 years ago, Marianna returns to her native Russia as a missionary.
Born with severely crossed eyes, Vanya was abandoned by his parents and sent to a Ukrainian orphanage, where no one could afford to help him... until you came.
On CBN News Today, May 16: So. Calif. fires resurge, forcing residents to flee; Feds seek to revamp immigration enforcement; Honduras police combat crime with prayer; and more.
On CBN Newswatch, May 15: Banned earmarks still costing billions, Families, survivors mark opening of 9/11 museum, and Girl stands strong after Boko Haram killed her family, and more.
This week on the Brody File we catch up with former presidential contender Rick Santorum and hear his answer for rediscovering “blue collar conservatives.”