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Ben Kinchlow is a minister, broadcaster, author and businessman. His latest book is "Black Yellowdogs." He was the long-time co-host of CBN's "The 700 Club" television program and host of the international edition of the show, seen in more than 80 countries. He is the founder of Americans for Israel and the African American Political Awareness Coalition, and the author of several books.
by Ben Kinchlow -- The worst terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11 just occurred in Orlando, Florida.
Fifty people were killed and 53 wounded, with some still on the critical list. more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- As of this moment, there are three candidates for president of United States: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
According to some media reports, there are two more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- If you keep up with the excellent WND news stories, you are doubtless aware of the story about a family in Lawrenceville, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, who more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- Almost everyone in America knows Monday is a holiday – not necessarily why it is, but that it is. They know it's called "Memorial Day," but many of more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- OK, I know I am going to catch it for this column. I will probably be called ignorant, racist, bigoted and perhaps even un-American, but let me assure more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- On almost every news channel today, we see both positive and negative reports of the current presidential nomination process. While the final candidates have not yet been selected, more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- Blessings on the hand of women!
Angels guard its strength and grace.
In the palace, cottage, hovel,
Oh, no matter where the place;
Would that never storms assailed more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- Someone please explain this to me: The Democrats have a self-avowed, publicly declared socialist conducting an increasingly popular, neck-in-neck (in some states) campaign for the office of president more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- "It's not what you say, it's what I hear." This is a phrase that could be used to address a problem presently causing a bit of consternation across more…
by Ben Kinchlow -- Well, the newest wrinkle in our trek to insanity is that to sympathize with, or to show support for, a particular group of people, America and England are more…