When Christian World News began 20 years ago, the anchors were Regent University students. We wondered what they are up to now.
Christian World News founder Stan Jeter joins the broadcast with host George Thomas, international news director Gary Lane, and CWN producer Steve Little to talk about the future of the show.
Ronnie Smith, the American teacher killed in Libya last week, had served on the staff of a Texas church before moving to the North African country.
It was a long-awaited homecoming for some of the missionaries arrested in Haiti.
Nearly 200 people greeted the returning team members with cheers and hymns as they arrived at the airport in Boise, Idaho.
"We're all very happy to be home. We're very grateful for all of your prayers your all of your support," one of the female missionaries told reporters. "We're still very overwhelmed, but we felt everyone's prayers. Our God is a mighty God, and He stood with us every second we were there, and He brought us home."
Residents in southern Peru are still cleaning up after last month's deadly flash floods and mudslides.
Heavy rains destroyed thousands of homes in the area, as well as 14,000 acres of farm land.
CBN's Operation Blessing International is on the ground, working together with local churches and coordinating with the regional government to bring aid to the most devastated areas.
So far, Operation Blessing has helped flood victims rescue a few of their belongings.
The aid organization is distributing water, blankets and mattresses in the hardest hit towns.
In the arid region of western Paraguay, tribes in the Chaco eke out a living raising livestock and cultivating small crops.
Attacks against Christians in countries like Nigeria, Pakistan and Egypt are increasing, yet the worst place to be a Christian is in North Korea's Hermit Kingdom.
Leading Islamist Anjem Choudary has been called the face of Islam in the United Kingdom. Now he's warning Islam will soon dominate America and the world.
Tourists come to northeastern Brazil to take advantage of its beautiful beaches, colonial architecture, and history. Tragically, some come to take advantage of the children.
In India, marrying off a daughter means one less mouth to feed, which is why children are forced to illegally marry very young. CBN News was there for one ceremony.