Nigerian official disputes reports of anti-Christian violence
A high-ranking Nigerian official dismissed reports by international human rights organizations about widespread violence against Christians in his country as “not supported by the facts on the ground,” but some Nigerian Christian leaders disagreed.
Thousands of miles, thousands of dollars for North American missions
Toby Thorpe had bicycled in the mountains many times before. But when he headed out from San Diego on the
First person: The impact of true friendships
“I love the reminder in Ecclesiastes 4 that ‘Two are better than one because they have a good reward for their efforts. For if either falls, his companion can lift him up … ,'” writes Rhonda Rhea on friendship.
New state law could force churches, pregnancy centers to hire abortion advocates
Governor J.B. Pritzker signed House Bill 4867 (HB 4867), which amended the Illinois Human Rights Act to “prohibit discrimination based on reproductive health decisions,” according to a media release from his office.
Alabama Baptists launch new Calling Out the Called resource
New strategy launched in Alabama seeks to be a “game changer” for churches, many of which are congregations that average less than 75 in worship and are seeking bivocational pastors.
Prayer, food packets lead to South Asians’ salvation
Love, prayer and food packets led to a South Asian family’s choice to put their trust in the ultimate provider.
First person: Amazing things happen when volunteers respond to call
“The need is great and diverse when people face a traumatic, life-changing event. Our gracious God provides in miraculous ways.”
CCM artists reaching new audiences with collaborations: We’re ‘Knocking down … genre walls’
You don’t have to be a fan of contemporary Christian artists to have heard Christian music in recent years. Thanks