More than 50,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria over the past two decades, and “the silence from Western nations on this genocide is appalling,” a new report from International Christian Concern asserts.
At 92 years old, Jack Tennison carries on with a ministry he’s been involved with since the 1990s: woodworking. He encourages all he sees to follow God’s calling whether it has to do with woodworking or not.
An ongoing wave of disasters — Gulf Coast hurricanes, wildfires in California, severe thunderstorms and flooding in the Midwest — along with skyrocketing construction costs post-COVID have left the insurance industry reeling.
Following much damage done by Hurricane Beryl, Texans on Mission has been working around the clock to serve affected areas.
“Ladies of Camp Builders” is a group of women accompanying Texans on Mission’s Camp Builders. Wherever the builders go, so go the ladies to provide another unique service to the area they’ve come to serve.
Fruitfulness, faithfulness and vision characterize the persecuted church in many parts of the globe, an advocate for international religious freedom says.
While men volunteering with Texans on Missions prepare to rebuild, their wives provide a service just as helpful. Ladies of Camp Builders uses donated fabric and materials to sew up whatever need a served area may need.
Churches in Texas have teamed up to provide meals each summer to children who rely on school lunches during the school year.
A group from Crosspoint Church in McKinney, Texas, recently supplied rural Cuban churches with water filters, an act that was met with much gratitude from the recipients.
Oak View for You is a group at Oak View Baptist Church in Irving, Texas, that offers free handyman services for those who are unable to perform or afford such tasks.
