Artists For Change, Inc., announced today the importance of faith in God scripted into the stories of films where redemptive hope is needed helps bring physical and spiritual healing. The non-profit production company will have a free virtual screening of “Angie: Lost Girls” on July 30th for the ‘World Day Against Trafficking in Persons’ event.

Survivors who escaped torture and death sentences for their religious beliefs are calling for the end of “apostasy” laws.

Cleveland, TN–The Lee University School of Nursing Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program has once again been awarded accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The Washington, DC-based CCNE Board of Commissioners met in May to determine accreditation approvals.

During the pandemic, millions of vulnerable children were forced to remain home with unsafe caretakers due to school closings and quarantine restrictions, and experts are predicting a sharp increase in child abuse reports when school returns this fall. Christian child advocacy organization, For The Children, with their network of over 20,000 vetted and trained volunteers, is calling on concerned adults within the church to watch for signs of abuse and neglect, and speak out.

Survivors who escaped torture and death sentences for their religious beliefs are calling for the end of “apostasy” laws.

Cleveland, TN–Alice Douglas Thomas, born on July 7, 1916 in Alachua, Florida, was the center of attention earlier this month when she was honored on the occasion of her 105th birthday.

All Nations International will honor and remember its founder, Floyd McClung, an author and international missions leader, during a celebration of life service, Sat., July 24, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ET. The service will take place at Shoal Creek Community Church in Pleasant Valley, Mo. 15 miles north of Kansas City. For those who can’t attend, the event will be available via the following links:

So many Americans live in a comfortable bubble. We enjoy first-world benefits, even in the midst of a pandemic. We complain when our steaks aren’t cooked right, when the internet is slow, when flights are crowded or when our Amazon packages don’t arrive in two days. We are spoiled because we are so ignorant about how the rest of the world lives.

Spurred by the recent imprisonment of a former president and fanned by a struggling economy and a raging spread of the coronavirus, South Africa is experiencing major political and economic unrest, including rioting in the streets.