A Jewish Believer Who Found Jesus
When Marty Goetz was growing up in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio in the 1950s, his life was steeped in Jewish culture.
Joel Osteen Did Not Renounce Bible or Resign as Pastor
In the age of Twitter, Facebook and mobile devices, news can spread quicker than it can be substantiated. In most cases, news outlets are quick to substantiate or discredit rumors and random tweets, but sometimes things slip through the cracks. Such was the case with Monday’s Joel Osteen hoax.
Muslim Rioters Kill Christians, Attack Mourners in Egypt
One Christian was killed and at least 21 were injured by Muslim rioters during a violent assault on mourners attending a funeral at St. Mark’s Coptic Cathedral in Cairo on Sunday. The attack was the third day of anti-Christian violence in Egypt which has claimed five Christian lives.
Lee University Group Sets World Record
Cleveland, TN–A new world record for the longest played game of continuous flag football was set Saturday evening (April 6) when Lee University’s Alpha Gamma Chi reached 50 hours.
Sisters Begin Serving as Army Chaplains
A pair of sisters ordained as Assemblies of God military chaplains reported for duty January 7 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Warren Suicide Highlights Need for Church to Address Mental Illness
Condolences are pouring in for Rick Warren after his 27-year-old son, Matthew, committed suicide over the weekend. Matthew had suffered from mental illness long before taking his own life.
