A deal for the release of the Hamas hostages could be close, but some former captives and family members angry over the possible terms; Israeli forces remain in a key area to make sure the recent Islamic rebel takeover of Syria doesn’t spill over into the Jewish state as the Israel military has taken out Syrian military targets; and Congressional leaders light a menorah to commemorate Hannukah and show solidarity with the Jewish people; Chris Mitchell talks about the likelihood of a hostage deal
Terry and Gordon pray for you and deliver words of knowledge through the power of the Holy Spirit for your healing.
Terry and Gordon pray for you and deliver words of knowledge through the power of the Holy Spirit for your healing.
<p>A move on Capitol Hill could provide Americans a larger tax deduction when they give to places of worship and other non-profit organizations.</p>
Felnar was in end-stage kidney failure, and after multiple failed transplant attempts, his 19-year-old daughter Yasmin offered to donate her kidney. In Christmas 2015, the transplant was successful.
<p>The community of Madison, WI is wrestling with anguish in the aftermath of the shooting that killed two people and wounded six others at a Christian school Monday.</p>
<p>A deal to free the Hamas-held hostages and end the war in Gaza remains elusive. Some freed hostages worry that Israel may accept a deal in which Hamas would release only a few captives at a time. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli troops in the Golan buffer zone with Syria.</p>
Fruitcake is something people either love or hate. Berta Lou Scott is changing people’s minds about the holiday tradition and says God is at the heart of it all.