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A death simulator called Xinglai is open in China. When you “die,” you lay down on a conveyer belt through a dark tunnel that simulates cremation and then being “reborn” out the other side through a latex womb. The experience “gives you the chance to calm down, give in to some deeper thoughts, and think…

By Laura Ingle On February 15, 2011 @ 8:01 AM In Business, Economy Since 1923, artisans and craftsmen at the Wendell August Forge in Grove City, Pennsylvania have been producing handcrafted heirloom pieces in sterling silver, bronze, pewter and other metals - a "made in America" tradition that is treasured…

“MYSTERY OF REBIRTH” “Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power, in the beauties of holiness from the womb of the morning: thou hast the dew of thy youth.” Psalm 110:8 “It is asked, where are they to come from? how are God’s people to be brought? what means are to be employed? how is it to…

Dr. William B. McClain is the Professor of Preaching and Worship at Wesley Theological Seminary. Dr. McClain once told about meeting a South Korean tailor in Seoul, Korea. Amazingly, this South Korean tailor introduced himself as "Smitty Lee." Dr. McClain was fascinated to discover a Korean named Smitty.…

The story is told of some who suffered much tragedy in their lives, but rose up with this promise of God. It happened one Christmas eve during the fourteenth century. The greatest pestilence of history was sweeping through Europe. It was the "Black Death," the plague, and it claimed its victims by the…

The following was reported by WESTERN MORNING NEWS in 1994: Ian Lewis, 43, of Standish, Lancashire, England, was interested in finding out about his family. He spent 30 years tracing his family tree back to the seventeenth century. He traveled all over Britain, talked to 2,000 relatives and planned to…