Over 20,000 College Students to Gather for Worship Event
More than 20,000 college students are expected to gather in Atlanta Jan. 1-4 for Passion 07. More than 17,000 students … Read More
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Norway Church Becomes Hot Spot for Spiritually Hungry Muslims
Roughly 500 Muslims have been baptized through the ministry of a 15-member Norway congregation known as The Wellspring Church. Many … Read More
Ministry Reports ‘Unprecedented’ Revival in Iran
A Europe-based ministry to Iran says an “unprecedented” revival is occurring in the predominantly Muslim nation. “Every month literally hundreds … Read More
Harald Bredesen Dies
Harald Bredesen, known by many as “Mr. Charisma,” died Dec. 29 in an Escondido, Calif., hospital following complications from a … Read More
Scientists Study Speaking in Tongues
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania found that there may be a neurological parallel between what worshippers believe about the … Read More
Churches Commemorate Centennial of North Korean Revival
Christians are expected to gather at two New Jersey churches to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1907 Pyongyang Great … Read More
Arabs Come to Christ in Jerusalem
The Middle East is notorious for being hostile to the gospel. But evangelist Elias Malki says several people accepted Christ … Read More
Christians Remember the Poor During Thanksgiving
Christians across the U.S. spent Thanksgiving helping the poor in their communities by distributing food before and during the holiday. … Read More
Chaplains Invited Into the Workforce
Businesses across the country are bringing chaplains into the workplace, a sign of a growing trend among employers to embrace … Read More
Passion Event Makes Global Impact
Attendees at the Passion ’07 conference that concluded last week in Atlanta were challenged to make a global impact. Responding … Read More
Caught in Israel’s Crossfire
Messianic congregations in the Holy Land are growing despite continued terrorism and religious persecution.
Let Us Weep for Zion
In June 1939, the United States turned away a ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees from Europe. Most of the passengers later perished in the Holocaust. Yet today, Christians are calling the church to repent for its silence 62 years ago.
