Black, White Pentecostals Mark Historic Lynching With Unity Services
Leaders from the Assemblies of God (AG) and the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) are crossing racial divides this … Read More
Pro-Life Pastor Released
A minister jailed last month for violating an Oakland, California, city ordinance that prohibits pro-life activists from approaching women entering … Read More
COGIC Bishop W.L. Porter Dies
Bishop Willie Lee Porter Sr., a veteran leader in the 6 million-member Church of God in Christ (COGIC) and one … Read More
Jesus Sculpture Draws Hundreds in Tulsa
A 16-foot statue of Jesus credited with leading some passers-by to Christ and provoking one woman’s healing is drawing crowds … Read More
“Pop” Winans Dies at 74
David “Pop” Winans Sr., patriarch of the award-winning gospel music family, died Wednesday in a Nashville, Tennessee, hospice. He died … Read More
Pro-Family Group Launches $1.5 Million Ad Campaign to Oppose Gay Marriage
A day after Vermont became the first state to legalize gay marriage by legislative act, a pro-family group launched a … Read More
Archeologists Find Proof of Israelite Exodus, Entry to Canaan
Archeologists at Haifa University have announced a major find connected to the Israelite exodus from Egypt just in time for … Read More
Iraqi Christians Face New Wave of Attacks
As President Obama made a surprise visit to Iraq today to meet with military and government leaders, Christians in the … Read More
Having Faith Like Potatoes
The dramatization of an unlikely South African evangelist’s remarkable ministry, which became a hit general release movie in his homeland, … Read More
Christians Respond to Italy Quake
Christian groups are assisting victims of the Italian earthquake that has left more than 200 people dead, 1,500 injured and … Read More
Blake Joins Faith-Based Council
The leader of the nation’s largest Pentecostal denomination has been named to the White House Office for Faith-Based and Neighborhood … Read More
Pick a Church–Any Church
On Saturday, members of all but three churches in Collinsville, Illinois, hung flyers on every door in the city as … Read More
Christian Leaders Outraged by Iowa’s Gay Marriage Ruling
Christian leaders were outraged by the Iowa Supreme Court’s unanimous decision today to strike down the state’s Defense of Marriage … Read More
Axe-Wielding Arab Kills Jewish Teen in Gush Etzion
On Thursday, the new Israeli government faced its first test in how to respond to a Palestinian terror attack after … Read More
Leader Says the Bible’s Not Enough
A British-based nonprofit organization, now with a base in Texas, is supplying pastors in the Third World with free Christian … Read More
Florida Faith Leaders Support Tobacco Tax Hike
A day after the largest single federal tobacco tax increase went into effect, Florida faith leaders today announced support for … Read More
Notorious Cambodian Killer Seeks Forgiveness
A man standing trial for murdering thousands as ‘a leader’ of Cambodia’s genocidal Khmer Rouge regime publicly apologized for his … Read More
Christians Respond to Oakland Shootings With Prayer Service
Thousands of Christians are expected to gather in Oakland, California, tonight for a prayer service aimed at calming tensions that … Read More
‘The Cross’ has Modest Opening
The Cross–a movie about the life and ministry of globe-trekking evangelist Arthur Blessitt–placed at No. 17 after debuting on 221 … Read More
Earl Paulk Dies After Long Cancer Battle
Former Atlanta megachurch pastor Earl Paulk Jr., who helped popularize “kingdom now” theology but was plagued for decades by sexual … Read More
Earl Paulk Dies
Former megachurch pastor Earl Paulk died in an Atlanta hospital near midnight Saturday, CNN reported. He was 81. Officials with … Read More