CHRISTIANITY DAILY

Vatican to Canonize Mother Teresa as Saint on September 4

Mar 16, 2016

The Vatican will venerate Mother Teresa into a Saint, who was known for her tireless serving of the poor. Pope Francis has approved the canonization of Mother Teresa, and thousands of her admirers will come to witness the event on September 4.

America Pays Final Respects to Former First Lady Nancy Reagan

Mar 11, 2016

America is paying its final tribute to former first lady Nancy Reagan today at her burial service at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Ventura County, California.

Queen Elizabeth Did Not Support Gay Marriage Because of Christian Faith, According to Report

Mar 09, 2016

Queen Elizabeth was not pleased with the plans to legalize same-sex marriage in 2013, according to a report by Daily Mail.

La Palma City Council Member Peter Kim: 'You Have to Do Your Part to Make the Community Stronger'

Mar 03, 2016

La Palma City Council Member Peter Kim’s journey with politics began at a young age, beginning with his internship at Congressman Ed Royce’s office as a high school student. Kim also volunteered in Republican politics as a college student at the University of California, Irvine.

Financial Fraud Lawsuit Against Gospel for Asia Causes National Religious Broadcasters to Cut Ties with GFA

Feb 29, 2016

A financial affair led the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), an international association of Christian broadcasting networks, to cut ties with Gospel for Asia (GFA), a missionary organization that aims to spread the gospel throughout Asia. In the beginning of February, a lawsuit claiming the misuse of donor money was filed against Gospel for Asia.

OKC Thunder Assistant Coach Monty Williams Reminds Mourners "God Is Love" at Wife's Funeral

Feb 19, 2016

Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach Monty Williams delivered a eulogy at his wife's funeral on Thursday thanking supporters for their prayers, and reminding some 900 individuals who were present of what is truly important in life.

Former UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali Passes Away in Cairo

Feb 17, 2016

Former UN secretary-general and a veteran Egyptian veteran Boutros Boutros-Ghali passed away on February 16th at the age of 93 in Cairo.

Violent Riot Kills 40 People and Leaves 12 Injured in Topo Chico Prison

Feb 15, 2016

In a span of 40 minutes, a violent riot stirs in Topo Chico prison, located in the northeastern Mexican city of Monterrey, resulting in a brutal massacre killing 40 people, and leaving 5 out of the 12 injured in critical conditions.

Jewish and Korean American Teens Learn About One Another's Faith

Feb 11, 2016

Temple Israel of Hollywood had some unusual guests during its Friday night Shabbat: a group of some 20 Korean American teenagers, a youth pastor, a Korean parent, and a few church youth group leaders. The visit was the second in an exchange that Temple Israel participated in with Los Angeles Christian Presbyterian Church (LACPC), the first of which involved Temple Israel’s youth visiting LACPC’s Sunday youth worship service in December.

565-Foot Crawler Crane Falls Down in Lower Manhattan, Taking 1 Life And Injuring 3 Pedestrians

Feb 05, 2016

At 8:24 A.M., a 565-foot heavy crawler crane, owned by Bay Crane, was hanging 15 stories high, when it unexpectedly fell down the street at 40 Worth Street and West Broadway in New York City.

While a Career in Music Was Started by God's Plan, This Musician Works for a Special Calling

Feb 05, 2016

It seems that there is no such thing as success that simply and suddenly lands on your lap. As a third party, one can one day see that a person is sucessful, but for the person who has achieved something, that achievement required a heavy investment of hard work, preparation, and long seasons of failure and pain.

Korean Americans Urge Reunion of Families Divided Due to Korean War

Feb 01, 2016

"This old grandma has a dream too. My dream is to step on the grounds of my hometown one more time. When Korea is unified once again, I really want to go back to my hometown." Such were the words of Hee-Bok Kim, an elderly woman in her 90s whose family was divided during the Korean War.

Korean American Professionals Share Journeys and Progress in Representation and Cultural Awareness

Feb 01, 2016

Korean American professionals working in various fields gathered at the University of Southern California on Saturday for the Korean American Coalition (KAC)'s National Convention. For the first time, KAC collaborated with USC's Korean American Student Association (KSA) to host its convention.

Bowie, Maryland Face a Geyser Due to 24-Inch Water Main Break

Jan 29, 2016

On Friday morning of January 29, 2016, there was a massive water main break, sending a geyser in Bowie, Maryland.

Korean Traditional Dance Team to Perform During Sea World's Lunar New Year Festivities

Jan 28, 2016

A Korean traditional dance group will be featured as a part of Sea World's Lunar New Year Festival. The group, from Jung Im Lee Korean Dance Academy, will be the representative group for the Korean cultural portion, as the festival will feature the specific cultures and traditions of the various different Asian ethnic groups.