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Click here to learn about ChristianNewsToday.com CNTNews Media & Marketing Services. C N T N E W S W I R E P R E S S R E L E A S E Hospice Patients Alliance Blasts Hospice Agencies; That Terrorize the Chronically GRAND RAPIDS, MI - October 15, 2002 - Terri Schiavo currently is being held in a Pinellas County Florida hospice that is not licensed to provide care for the chronically ill. Terri Schiavo is a non-terminal disabled patient with brain damage. Terri's own treating physician, Dr. Vincent Gambone, testified before the court,saying "her condition is one that there is no recovery. The damage that is done to the brain is not repairable."1 However, the chronically disabled are by definition not going to recover completely. These are not terminal patients, and the disabled can live many years so long as they are not intentionally killed HELP A LONELY ISRAELI SOLDIER CELEBRATE THE PURIM HOLIDAY NOW THROUGH MARCH 27 WITH A PURIM HOLIDAY BASKET FROM BASKETS TO ISRAEL.COM Baskets to Israel.Com is your HQ for sending Purim Holiday Baskets to Israeli soldiers. March 18, 2005 (CNT) -- For a limited time you can send a Purim Holiday Basket to a lonely Israeli Soldier during the Jewish Holiday of Purim which starts March 25th through the 27th. SCHIAVO DIES OF STARVATION IN FLA. HOSPICE, SBC LEADER CALLS IT A 'SAD DAY FOR AMERICA' Michael Foust PINELLAS PARK, Fla. (BP)--Terri Schiavo, the 41-year-old disabled woman at the center of a nationwide life-and-death debate, died March 31 in her Florida hospice -- nearly two weeks after her feeding tube was pulled. CONVOY OF HOPE ASSESSING EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE TO NIAS Kristin Kubitschek



AG NEWS - Still on target in its long-term tsunami relief effort to Indonesia and Sri Lanka, Convoy of Hope, an Assemblies of God affiliated relief organization, is already responding to Monday's earthquake victims on the islands of Nias and Simeulue. AIDS RESEARCHER: No good evidence condoms work against broad epidemic Erin Curry NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--No good evidence exists to prove that condoms are the most effective method to curb the spread of AIDS in most societies, Norman Hearst of the University of California, San Francisco told Baptist Press. MEN DELAYING MARRIAGE, COHABITATION NUMBERS UP AG NEWS - Today¹s men are staying single longer, and researchers point to increases in unwed couples living together as a major reason for the delayed nuptials.



On average, American men now marry for the first time at 27, compared to 23 in 1970. AG DOVE AWARD-WINNING STATION HAS COMMUNITY FOCUS Dan Van Veen



AG NEWS - On Tuesday, March 22, the Gospel Music Association (GMA) announced that WCIC, the Assemblies of God Illinois District's owned and operated radio station in Peoria, has been named the Dove Award winner as the national 2005 Radio Station of the Year for small market stations. BISHOP SAYS THAT PRINCE CHARLES 'MUST ATONE' FOR HIS CONDUCT Dan Wooding LONDON, UK (ANS) -- A leading Church of England bishop has said Prince Charles must apologize to the former husband of his fiancée before their wedding in Windsor on April 8, says the BBC in London. (Pictured: Mrs. Parker Bowles and Prince Charles - from BBC website). BANGLADESH: Gospel Spread despite Poverty, Persecution Christian Aid Mission Last July, extensive flooding displaced upwards of 20 million people in the Islamic country of Bangladesh. In January, extreme cold in hilly areas caused the deaths of more than 100 people. HEARTLAND PLAY DRAWS THOUSANDS TO WATCH THE PASSION OF CHRIST John W. Kennedy



AG NEWS - Crickets chirp in the rugged, rocky landscape of the Ozark Mountains. Overhead, stars twinkle as stage lights illuminate the outdoor theater where the "Great Passion Play" is performed. Suddenly a shofar announces Jesus' triumphal entry on Palm Sunday and guests are whisked back 2,000 years to Jerusalem. N E W S F R O M J E R U S A L E M April 1, 2005 OBSERVING THE JEWISH SABBATH--THERE WILL BE NO NEWS FROM JERUSALEM PUBLISHED ON SATURDAYS...THANK YOU! SHALOM - JERUSALEM IN THE NEWS Supreme Court erodes religious monopoly of Orthodox Rabbinate JERUSALEM - Israel's Supreme Court has dealt a blow to the religious monopoly of the Orthodox Rabbinate, by agreeing to recognize non-Orthodox conversions to Judaism performed partially in Israel. T H E M A R K E T P L A C E ADD THE MARKET PLACE TO YOUR FAVORITES AND START SAVING UP TO 80% OFF EVERY DAY! Browse top rated department stores such as: Spiegel, Frozieri, Bath & Body, Red Envelope, Eddie Bauer, Family Christian Store, Hotwire, Things Remembered, Gift Baskets, FragranceNet, Songs 4 Worship, Christianbook.com, Overstock.com, Barnes &Noble, Walmart, Hickory Farms, Florist.com, Tech Depot, Computer4sure, Swiss Army, Government Surplus, Nascar Super store, and many other online department stores. R E C E N T C H R I S T I A N N E W S SAVE TERRI OR JUST GET HER OUT OF THE WAY? TERRI SCHIAVO’S FATE IS TOUCHING HEARTS IN EUROPE A YEAR LATER, "PASSION" INSPIRES CHRISTIAN FARE SENEGAL: CHRISTIAN WORKERS ON TRIAL COLOMBIA: REACHING THE GUERRILLAS BRITISH PRIME MINISTER SHUNS RELIGIOUS ROLE IN UK POLITICS, BUT PRAISES THE CHURCH IN SOCIETY WELCH: NASHVILLE COULD BE CENTER OF NEXT 'GREAT AWAKENING' Learn how you can have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Learn about Jesus Christ, the only true Messiah! What do we need to know about God? Have you heard of the Four Spiritual Laws? What is the Kristo movie?