Updated: April 19, 2004


Chaplains Service in Iraq Abounds With Faith & Miracles

Sitting on the ramp of a military vehicle on the lawn of Saddam Husseins
presidential palace, Lance Corporal Jeff Guthries eyes welled with tears that
streamed down his muddy face. He had just stormed the gates of the palace in a
gruesome fight with his fellow Marines and claimed victory. Lt. Carey Cash, a
chaplain with his battalion, saw Guthries distraught face and walked up to him
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Happy TV-Turnoff Week! April 19-25, 2004

Take a seven-day break from TV and reclaim time to talk, play, read, exercise,
create, dream -- and live! ... 
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Resist the Day of Silence ... Loudly!

When I was in high school, I lost a race for student-body president because I
dared to speak loudly on the Day of Silence. On that day, thousands of American
high-school and college students committed to complete silence on behalf of the
supposed millions of closeted and openly homosexual students who feel "silenced"
by homophobia ... 

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Thomas Hamill, American Hostage in Iraq, Was Growing in
His Faith, Pastor Says

Thomas Hamills faith was just beginning to grow when he was captured by
militants in Iraq, the pastor of the church he attended in Mississippi said.
Hamill was last seen on videotape April 9 with his captors threatening to kill
him within 12 hours if U.S. forces did not withdraw from Fallujah. The deadline
passed, and no word of his status has surfaced ... 
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