Faith
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Ministries unite to advance Great Commission over 10 years
More than two dozen leaders of significant global ministry networks convened in early December in New York City to combine…
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Report: Lasting impact from supporting child living in poverty
A child in poverty who is sponsored by someone from a Western country is up to 80 percent more likely…
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This week in Christian History: Jews invited to England by William the Conqueror
The first large groups of Jews came to England from France in 1066 at the invitation of William the Conqueror.…
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Heroism of Corrie ten Boom comes to life in December
What leads a family to risk their lives to save the lives of others? Find out on Sunday, Dec. 18…
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U.S. criticized for leaving Nigeria, India off religious persecution list
A government watchdog group is disappointed that the U.S. State Department left Nigeria and India off its annual list of…
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Nation needs to turn to God for healing says Congressman-elect Mark Alford
Newly elected Mark Alford is transitioning from sitting behind a news desk in Kansas City to representing Missouri’s 4th District…
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$75 million in grants available through Lilly Endowment’s Compelling Preaching Initiative
Lilly Endowment is launching a new initiative to help pastors strengthen their abilities to proclaim the gospel in more engaging…
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The more people read the Bible, the more they give to charity
A recent survey confirmed what Christians already knew – Americans who are engaged with scripture are more generous. Members of…
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Eureka Springs backs down, will not force removal of nativity from city park
The mayor of Eureka Springs, Ark., says he will now allow a nativity scene to remain on city property. The…
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Christians defy mayor’s order to remove nativity scene from Eureka Springs, Ark. park
Christians in Eureka Springs, Ark., are defying an order from the city’s mayor to remove a nativity scene from a…
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