Millions of Christians are persecuted for their beliefs every day throughout the world. That’s why the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church focuses on intercessory prayer and citizen action on behalf of persecuted communities of the Christian faith. The day, known as IDOP, is a global day of intercession for persecuted Christians worldwide.

Amid the suffering and persecution the church faces, a new movement is calling for unified, global worship to see the name of Jesus Christ lifted up throughout the earth.

A recent study conducted by the Barna Group provides explanations as to why young American Christians are leaving the church. Reasons include a general idea that the church is overprotective, and that Christianity is too exclusive.

November 11, 2011–Cleveland, Tenn.–Retired Army Chaplain Col. Robert Jenkins delivered the Veterans Day address Friday morning from the steps of the Bradley County Courthouse Plaza in Cleveland, Tennessee.

An international network of bloggers will soon contribute to a three-month blog tour for the new Common English Bible translation.

Mississippi voters have decided not to pass the Mississippi Personhood Amendment.

Contrary to the ordinary scene at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a few dozen American bikers roared up to Israel’s Temple Mount and joined Orthodox Jews in prayer Sunday night.

If you can’t travel to Detroit to join the thousands of believers who will be fasting and praying as they dare to believe America can turn back to God, you can at least join in spirit.

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