"Answer the Call"- Bringing his vision to the congregation, Church of All Nations Senior Pastor Mark D. Boykin unveiled a global approach to win the world for Jesus Christ. Entitled, "Answer the Call", Pastor Boykin is trusting God for 1 million souls each year, for the next decade.

"Answer the Call" will be introduced via sattelite TV in the United States, the UK and parts of Eastern Europe.

South Florida Pastor Calls Mosque Activities 'Nothing Short of Treason'

A Christian minister on Tuesday called for state and federal authorities to "shut down all the activities" of a South Florida mosque, citing its leader's alleged connection to terrorist activity.

Speaking in front of the Masjid Jarmaat at-Muminee Mosque in Margate, Pastor Mark Boykin of the Church of All Nations, said, "What has been committed here under the auspices of this mosque is nothing short of treason." MORE

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Tea Party Fort Lauderdale, Other Groups Protesting to Shut Down Margate Sunni Mosque

If you happen to be in Margate tomorrow night, be on the lookout for a few of South Florida's more religulous outside the Masjid Jamaat Al-Mumineen mosque.

The protest comes in response to the arrest of 24-year-old Izhar Khan -- the mosque's imam -- who pleaded not guilty late last week to charges of supporting the Pakistani Taliban.

His father, 76-year-old Hafiz Muhammad Sher Ali Khan, and his brother, 37-year-old Irfan Khan, have also been indicted in the case.

Apparently not hip to the innocent-until-proven-guilty justice system in the U.S., Tea Party Fort Lauderdale, Americans Against Hate, Citizens of Margate, Pastor Mark Boykin of Church of All Nations in Boca Raton, and others are planning to hold a press conference tomorrow to make an announcement of the night's protest.      MORE

Groups Move to Shut Down Mosque Accused of Financing Taliban

An informal South Florida coalition is calling for the shutdown of a mosque in Margate, Fla. The mosque’s imam is charged with conspiracy to finance the Taliban.

Citizens of Margate, Americans Against Hate, Tea Party Fort Lauderdale, Pastor Mark Boykin of Church of All Nations of Boca Raton, and other groups are holding a press conference on Tuesday to formally make the announcement.   MORE

TALLAHASSEE— After four hours of emotionally fraught debate, the Florida House on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved a range of new restrictions on abortions that would restrict health-insurance coverage of the procedure, ban most abortions after a fetus is "viable" and require women seeking an abortion to first review an ultrasound in hopes that they would choose to reverse their decision after seeing the images.

"It doesn't matter whether that baby drives a truck or flips burgers at McDonald's or takes Rep. [Jason] Brodeur's seat over there — it's all going to be worth it," said Rep. Paige Kreegel, R-Punta Gorda, a physician. FOR COMPLETE ARTICLE CLICK HERE

Horns honked and passersby gave a thumbs-up as the small crowd, carrying placards and waving American flags, rallied last week outside the main entrance to Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton to protest against a university professor.

The rally was organized by Joe Kaufman, chairman of Americans Against Hate, along with Rev. Mark D. Boykin, pastor of Church of All Nations and Anthony Verdugo of the Christian Family Coalition. The group organized the April 14 demonstration and press conference to call on the university to terminate the employment of FAU Professor Bassem Al-halabi for what organizers said was "his involvement with individuals and organizations that support terrorist acts against the United States and Israel."

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