Celebrating three years of free online training in 17 languages through the Scientology website and the Volunteer Ministers website: since launch of the program in October 2010, thousands have improved...
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Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh in Bahá'í Gardens, Acre The prophet Mírzá Ḥusayn-`Alí Núrí was born in Tehran on November 12, 1817. This holiday is very important to the Bahá'í faith. He was a member...
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11 Nov 2013
Alison Lesley
Former pop star Paula Abdul made a change of plans this week and decided against the high-prolife Bat Mitzvah that was scheduled to be held at the Western Wall. However, Ms Abdul did opt for a smaller,...
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The latest addition to Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is not your typical cookie-cutter television wife: She’s actually a practicing Wiccan. Carlton Gebbia is a 40-year-old interior...
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07 Nov 2013 Alison Lesley
For most people going to church is a time of reflection and sobering thought. On the other hand, there are quite a few American Christians that are using this time for relaxation and as such, partaking...
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06 Nov 2013 Alison Lesley
Once prominent Billy Graham will return to the spotlight on November 7 during a special TV event called “The Cross.” It's a culminating message of his My Hope America campaign. For years, Billy...
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Kanye West has cancelled a string of dates for his Yeezus tour. So far he's cancelled just as many concerts as he's actually performed. This latest news is a follow up to the controversy around his creative...
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An Italian magazine is claiming that the US National Security Agency (NSA) had eavesdropped on Vatican phone calls when the successor of Pope Benedict, Pope Francis, was in a conference. The Holy See clearly...
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On November 3, 2013, Diwali will be celebrated by the Jains, Sikhs and the Hindus. Diwali is meant to symbolize the triumph of knowledge over darkness, light over dark and good over evil. In the Hindu...
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31 Oct 2013 Alison Lesley
Kenyan students view a display of ancient skeletons found in the area; the bone findings are controversial because they contradict traditional religious views. Teachers and students are flocking from...
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Finding Hope in Dark Times by Margaret Dulaney
