Unchurched Prefer Cathedral-Style Rather Than Modern Buildings
Unchurched Americans prefer cathedral-style church buildings to contemporary church structures by a ratio of two to one, according to a … Read More
Rabbi Rejects Hagee’s Help With Restoring Israel
At the annual convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis in Cincinnati, Rabbi Eric Yoffie, the head of the … Read More
Network Formed to Plant Churches in U.S.
A group of charismatic pastors has teamed up to launch a church-planting movement whose goal is to expand God’s kingdom … Read More
How Prophetic Worship Is Born
Julie Meyer says she used to simply sing songs about God, but now she desires to worship Him with total … Read More
Leaders Meet for 40th Anniversary of King’s Assassination
Today African-American church, civic and academic leaders will remember the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. … Read More
Why Copeland and Dollar Refuse to Cooperate With Grassley
Two ministries not fully cooperating with Sen. Charles Grassley’s investigation into tax-related issues have released letters explaining their concerns. As … Read More
Congregation Donates More Than $200K to Tornado-Damaged Church
Last Sunday a church destroyed by a tornado just two months ago unexpectedly received enough money from a neighboring … Read More
Grassley’s Latest Deadline Ignored by 2 Ministries
The second deadline passed yesterday for the charismatic televangelists who were asked to submit tax-related documents to Sen. Charles Grassley, … Read More
Man Uses Grip as Ministry Tool
At only 5 feet 10 inches and 170 pounds, Heslep, 33, has one of the strongest grips in the world, … Read More
Court That Criminalized Home Schooling Revisits Case
A California appeals court decided on Tuesday to reconsider the decision it made last month that criminalized parents for home … Read More
Church of God Leader Charles Conn Dies
Charles William Conn, a prominent leader in the Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.), died March 18, four days after suffering … Read More
California Court Criminalizes Home Schooling
The founder of the World Congress of Families is infuriated over a California court’s recent decision making criminals out of … Read More
Police Raid Christian Bookstore in Egypt
Egyptian police recently arrested an Egyptian Christian bookstore employee, confiscating books, compact discs and issues of a Christian newspaper, according … Read More
Historic Meeting Planned at UN Headquarters
Christian and Jewish leaders will convene in Manhattan at the United Nations (UN) headquarters on May 15 to honor the … Read More
Court Hears Case for Praying in Jesus’ Name
The Rev. Hashmel Turner, a member of the city council in Fredericksburg, Va., routinely prayed during the council meetings. He … Read More
Easter Picture Unites English Community
Pentecostal pastors in a central England town have united a multi-faith community—by encouraging them to paint the Easter story. They … Read More
Ministry Fights Spiritual Blindness by Treating Physical Blindness
Of the 20 million people living in Ghana an estimated 40 percent are blind or vision-impaired, according to Mission Network … Read More
Grassley Gives 3 Ministries March 31 Deadline
In a new round of letters sent out last week by Senators Charles Grassley and Max Baucus, the respective ranking … Read More
Bishop Weeks Pleads Guilty to Felony Assault
In a plea bargain agreement Bishop Thomas Weeks III, head of Global Destiny Ministries, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to aggravated … Read More
Episcopal Church Ousts Bishop Amid Gay Row
The Episcopal Church voted this week to remove the San Joaquin, Calif. diocese bishop only three months after he, along … Read More
Healing in Wake of Shootings at Colorado Church
On an unusually mild day for January at New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colo., Ron and Loretta Murray walked … Read More