(EP News)–Starting Nov. 15, the 111th Congress will reconvene for a two-part “Lame Duck” session to address several controversial bills, which were set aside prior to the elections.

Pastors see growing need in suburban and rural areas By Stephanie Boothe

The Mystery of Christmas is in 13th Year This year marks the 13th season of Kansas City’s only original Nutcracker production that brings that touch of spiritual inspiration many search for at ...

By Dr. Paul Kengor (EP News)–George W. Bush is an interesting man with a complicated presidency that most Americans—going into Bush’s final year of office—deemed a failure. At one point, Bush had ...

By Amy KelloggFoxNews.com Iranian evangelical pastor Yousef Nadarkhani has been sentenced to death for apostasy. (Christian Solidarity World) Iran’s Supreme Court says an evangelical pastor charged with apostasy can be executed if ...

Reclaiming God’s purposes for the holidays

Yasmine El-Rashidi, Friday 7 Jan 2011 www.ahram.org.eg Muslims turned up in droves for the Coptic Christmas mass Thursday night, offering their bodies, and lives, as “shields” to Egypt’s threatened Christian community Egypt’s ...

Considered by many the greatest musical of all time, the smash hit Broadway revival of

Redeemed Christmas Memories Kimchi

We have surveyed area candidates on 10 key topics. You will also find a page explaining the ballot measures in Missouri.

Cleaver and Skelton Should Be VERY Nervous By Jack Cashill

It seems that Hope, the baby giraffe born in the Topeka Zoo recently, is a symbol of hope for more than just the troubled zoo.

Editor’s Blog By Dwight Widaman

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By Lillian Kwon

From the Assembly of God News Service As hundreds of thousands of Kansas and Missouri students begin school this year, parents should be aware that one of the greatest threats to their ...

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ALSO, FEWER THINK ABORTION SHOULD BE LEGAL “UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES”

Kansas City generosity shines In spite of an economic downturn, Kansas City-area residents dug deep this past Christmas and produced a record year of giving to the Salvation Army.

By Michael Spencer Editor’s Note: A column in a leading national newspaper has opened many eyes and created quite a controversy. We reprint it here to encourage thoughtful debate. Oneida, Ky. — ...