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 In states hardest hit by the economic crisis, Hispanics are experiencing a sharp drop in birth rates, according to the latest from the U.S. Census Bureau, even more than other groups in the population.
Continue reading Latino Birth Rates Down.
Continue reading Preserving Latin American Christmas Traditions in New Homeland.
 Across the United States, in all fields of endeavor, Latinos are working to uphold their place in American society. Fox News Latino is proud to present "Our American Dream," a series of snapshots and profiles of Latino success stories.
Continue reading Our American Dream: From Homeless Immigrant to Houston's Celebrated Chef .
 The Education Trust released a study this month that showed Purdue University to have one of the largest White vs. Hispanic graduation gaps.
Continue reading Purdue Univiersity Fights Hispanic Graduation Gap.
StoryCorps New Orleans: Brother and Sister Call Themselves 2 Ordinary Young Hondurans In New Orleans Ronald Avila, 27, with his sister, Belinda Avila, 29. So here is Belinda Avila, 29, sitting with her younger brother, Ronald, in a StoryCorps mobile recording studio on Easter, describing her fiancé, Julio Cesar Arteaga.
  Why do we so often forget the relationship that inspires our Bible reading? Maybe you can relate ... you wake up with barely enough time to get yourself ready and after downing your second cup of coffee and glancing at something that may resemble breakfast, your eyes cross your Bible. It's been lying there, taunting you, for days now. Unmoved. Unread. Why? It wasn't always like this. What happened?
Continue reading How to Get Out of A Devotional Rut.
 Leadership often draws the wrong kinds of people.
Continue reading Leading on Our Knees.
 Tracy Bryan had been married 25 years when she realized she did not want to spend the rest of her life with her college sweetheart. "We had grown and changed," said Bryan, now 53, and divorced.
Continue reading New Trend Makes Baby Boomers "Greatest Divorcing Generation".
 The fantasy of marriage looks a lot different from reality. Here's a wake-up call.
Continue reading 5 Things Marriage Isn't.
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Continue reading New Poll Shows that Hispanics Want to Identify With, and Blend Into Society .
 Roberto Rodriguez, in the Chicano Programs Center at the University of California-Riverside, will graduate with honors.
Continue reading 87% of Hispanics Value Higher Education, 13% Have a College Degree.
 My husband David and I were in Colorado Springs visiting our son when we received a call that my father had suffered a heart attack.
Continue reading Pressing On When Faced With the Impossible, by Shannon Perry .
 Latinos are eager to blend into American society while still maintaining their cultural identity, a paradox that reflects the complex beliefs of the nation's fastest-growing minority.
Continue reading Poll Shows Complexity of Latino Life in U.S. .
 To answer the question, Christian couples need more than a few select Bible verses.
Continue reading How Many Kids Should a Christian Couple Have? .
 I often remind couples when they are going through problems in their marriage that before they can save their marriage from divorce they need to work on saving themselves.
Continue reading How to Save a Christian Marriage .
 John and Donna are cousins. Their families have similar involvement at church. Both were active in their high school, received good grades, had lots of friends, made commitments to Christ at the same age, and attended the same church.
Continue reading Getting Kids Involved at Church.
 by James Dobson Tyndale, April 2010 304 pp., $15.59
Continue reading Focus on the Females.
 We decided to tackle a subject that comes up again and again in our community; the issue of racism.
Continue reading Black is Beautiful: A Celebration of Afro-Latinas.
 We all want to be content. But how can we actually get there?
Continue reading The Quest for Contentment.
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