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
Tithing a Hot-Button Issue on Internet
To tithe or not to tithe—that is the question author Russell Kelly wants churches to address. His answer is a … Read More
Study Suggests Moses was High on Mount Sinai
A study by Israeli professor Benny Shanon, suggests that Moses was high on a hallucinogenic plant when he came down … Read More
City Proclaimed No-Swearing Zone
A California city has declared this week No Cussing Week. Standing in sharp contrast with Los Angeles, its neighbor eight … Read More
Evangelicals Attend College in World Landmark
Above the fast-paced streets of midtown Manhattan, in one of the tallest buildings in the world, a Christian four-year college … Read More
Survey: Evangelical Leaders Want to Stay in Iraq
According to a survey by the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) most evangelical leaders believe the U.S. should stay the … Read More
Christian Publishing Pioneer Robert Walker Dies
The founder of Christian Life magazine helped bridge gap between Pentecostals and evangelicals. Robert Walker, the man who published the … Read More
Burglars Steal Offering During Church Service
Earlier this week, burglars entered a church in Slidell, La., during its 10 a.m. service, kicked down the door to … Read More
Protestantism: The New Minority?
Compared with nearly 70 percent a few decades ago, only 51 percent of Americans today are Protestant, or members of … Read More
Nelson’s Bibles to Go Eco-Friendly
Thomas Nelson Publishers has announced that the company will discontinue synthetic Bible covers in favor of more eco-friendly materials comprised … Read More
Christian Rock Pioneer Larry Norman Dies
Christian rock pioneer Larry Norman died Sunday after years of ill health. He was 60. News of Norman’s death was … Read More
NFL: Churches Can Air Super Bowl
Last month the NFL sent letters to some churches prohibiting them from showing the Super Bowl on screens larger than … Read More
Missions Group Apologizes to African-Americans
An international missionary agency issued a formal apology to the African-American community recently after discovering that black missionary candidates in … Read More