Always Someone That Has It Worse Than You
Chernobyl msn has an incredibly gripping online photo essay type thing on Chernobyl by Paul Fusco. ...just puts everything into perspective. There's always someone that has it worse than you.______________________________________________ Life Without Limbs Nick Vujicic - smiling @ U From life without limbs to LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS! Ain't nothin gonna stop me.Australian by birth, Citizenship in HeavenSaint and Soldier for Jesus ChristNick Vujicic - I am blessed!
One of the first challenges the Christian faces relates to his acceptance of the Bible as the supreme authority - the only inspired, infallible, inerrant Word of God which provides the frame of reference for all that he knows and believes and on the basis of which he could order his behaviour. Any apologetic that is undertaken must therefore include a defence of the utter trustworthiness of Scripture as originally given in the 66 books of the Old and New Testaments. It was that prince of preachers, C.H. Spurgeon who said, 'Defend the Bible I would rather defend a lion!' 
One of Louisiana's most popular politicians is recently elected Congressman Bobby Jindal, an American South Asian. In a frank discussion with LittleIndia's Lavina Melwani, Jindal spoke about everything from his faith to his motivations to enter politics. Excerpts from his interview are reproduced here. 
Ashish Joy writes a rather strong arguement in 'Jude - Genuine Christianity'. In today's culture, Christianity has been somewhat distorted and the fear of God lacking among many. Feel free to share your feedback in part one of this two-part essay. 
Finally I have arrived at this point - the decision to get baptized. Why it has come so late, I myself cannot answer fully. I guess I just had a lot of inertia to take this step of declaring my faith... yet I do not regret not having done it sooner, because after all my experiences I know for sure now that the God I serve is alive and guiding my life. 
Mourned by millions at his death, Sadhu Sundar Singh (1889-1929) is India's most famous convert to Christianity. He rooted Christian wisdom in a distinctively Indian style and emphasized the life-changing teachings of Jesus Christ. Many Sikhs will be astounded by the discovery of this little saint and fascinated to find out why he would follow Jesus when he already had a rich and deep spiritual inheritance in Sikhism. 
I was praying in my surgery, after clinic hours, one evening in 1992. Then the Lord spoke, "Arise and deliver the foreign Indian workers." He was showing me a mission field at our very doorstep, in a part of Singapore, often referred to as "Little India." This was a large community of migrant workers, Hindus and Muslims
working away from their homeland in India and Bangladesh. Ministry
began and still continues.
Government statistics show that on average, South Asian students in the UK are more likely to achieve 5 GCSE grades A* - C than all other ethnic groups, except Chinese. A significant proportion goes on to university, with British Indians more likely to have a first degree . . .