San Diego ministries focus on ‘bold new course’ through All San Diego strategy
As churches and other ministries seek to regain a sense of normalcy in the wake of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic,
Judge’s ruling on conditions in TX prison gives ‘positive tailwind’ to Baptist efforts
The ruling notes: “At the outset, the Court notes that the parties are in agreement that air conditioning all TDCJ facilities is necessary as a matter of inmate health and safety.”
Pastor barred from holding church services in home
A Christian pastor received notice banning him from having church services in his home, reported relief organization Barnabas Fund. The
New poll spotlights American views on Israel
The results of this study come amid escalating regional tensions, including the Israel-Hamas war and U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations.
39 killed, 61 abducted in continued onslaught against Nigerian Christians
At least 39 people were killed in March in two Nigerian states and 61 others were abducted as Muslim Fulani
Church baptizes 35 inmates, invests in prison ministry
“It was really cool to have a couple of churches come together for ministry at the jail, and we want to celebrate that part of it as well,” pastor Anthony Kendall said.
‘Trained to care’: Study confirms chaplains’ impact on ICU families
It’s hard to forget your first time in the ICU. Strangers obscured by masks and gowns, beds surrounded by wires,
Worship ministry leads to discipleship for next generation
“I was on my way to death, but God spoke to me, saying, ‘I am not finished with you,’” Fernando recalls. “He gave me another chance to live and to spread His Word.”