Saudis Pressure Christian Prisoners to Convert to Islam
Saudi Arabian officials sent a Muslim preacher to pressure Christian prisoners into converting to Islam, according to International Christian Concern … Read More
Will NY House Pass Bill Allowing Churches to Meet in Schools?
In what marks at least a temporary victory for religious freedom, New York’s Senate has passed a bill to reverse … Read More
7,400 People Accept Christ at Spain Crusade
Tucked in the hills of northwest Spain is a city called Lugo, which is home to nearly 100,000 people. Lugo … Read More
Gay Marriage Ban Struck Down in California
California’s Proposition 8 banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled on Tuesday … Read More
Susan G. Komen Exec Resigns Over Planned Parenthood Controversy
Susan G. Komen for the Cure made headlines last week for pulling away from Planned Parenthood—and then abruptly reversing its … Read More
Planned Parenthood Accused of Medicaid Fraud
The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) on Tuesday filed its official report to Congress identifying waste, abuse and potential fraud by … Read More
UK Bans Ads Proclaiming ‘God Can Heal You’
Jesus can heal you everywhere you hurt. But Britain’s advertising watchdog is barking about ads that proclaim the healing power … Read More
‘Missions In Action’ Shines Light on Global Missions
Whether you’re a missions veteran or you’ve always wanted to get an up close and personal look at what missionaries … Read More
‘Season of Service’ Hopes to Spark California Revival
Sacramento, Calif., is in the thick of change—eternal change. A band of 270 churches and counting are engaging in a … Read More
Bishop Eddie Long, Rabbi Messer Apologize for Offensive ‘King’ Ceremony
Bishop Eddie Long has apologized for a bizarre ceremony in late January in which a Messianic rabbi crowned him as … Read More
NFL Star Helps Bring Clean Water to Uganda
As a right guard for the Indianapolis Colts, Seth Olsen uses his 6-foot, 4-inch, 305-pound frame to block his opponent’s … Read More
Movieguide Rolls Out Android App
Movieguide just rolled out an Android app that aims to help people make decisions on the fly about what movie … Read More
Poll: Churches Should Be Allowed to Meet in Public Schools
Two-thirds of Americans believe public schools should rent to churches and other community groups, according to a new study by … Read More
Missionaries Target Native Americans With Gospel
It’s been more than 500 years since the first missionary attempted to reach Native America with the gospel. Yet only … Read More
Mexicans Celebrate Feast of Candelaria With Jesus Effigies
A man sits on a bench while holding a dressed-up doll representing baby Jesus, during a celebration 40 days after … Read More
Komen Foundation Breaks Promise to Nix Planned Parenthood Grants
After receiving high praise from the likes of the Family Research Council, the Alliance Defense Fund and Liberty Counsel for … Read More
Jesus Statue Safe Atop Montana Mountain
A statue of Jesus—a World War II memorial—resides safely atop a Montana mountain today. The federal government made the decision … Read More
Mercy Ships Brings Volunteer Dentists to Africa
Mercy Ships volunteer dental professionals are in Lomé, Togo, alongside the Africa Mercy, the world’s largest privately owned hospital ship, … Read More
Anti-Christian Classes No Longer Mandated in Spain
After a widespread public outcry, including a lawsuit filed with the European Court of Human Rights by the Alliance Defense … Read More
Missionary Couple Killed in Mexico
Violence in Mexico has claimed the lives of a U.S. missionary couple. John Casias, 76, and his wife, Wanda, 67, … Read More
Samaritan’s Purse Sudan Bible College Bombed
Two Heiban Bible College buildings in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan were destroyed on Wednesday when two bombs landed on … Read More