Back in the old days – say, 10 years ago – Christians used to complain about liberal media bias. The newspapers and networks had a stranglehold on what was considered news. And because most members of the national media were part of the liberal cultural elite, polite indifference was usually the best we could expect.

In the wake of death and disease, born-again life is springing up in Haiti. Christians across Haiti opened their homes for meetings and witnessed a combined total of more than 121,000 participants make commitments to Jesus Christ this summer.

In the midst of Poza Rica, a city in the state of Vera Cruz, Mexico, dwells about 60 children, teenagers and adults, living in an orphanage named Casa Hogar Alfa y Omega Orphanage. On July 7- 14, 2011, 47 youth and adults from Church of God congregations throughout the United States from Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Oregon and one from Puerto Rico, united as a team for one common purpose: to minister to the children and to meet the needs of this orphanage.

Muslim extremists carried out new attacks on villages in Nigeria’s Plateau state in September, killing more than 100 Christians, including entire families, according to Compass Direct News.

A prominent American university has decided five on-campus Christian groups are in violation of the school’s non-discrimination policy and has placed the groups on “provisional status” — a move described by one conservative group as nothing short of religious bigotry.

Sprawled out on the hospital room floor, mere months after his wedding, 23-year-old Jeremy Camp wept in desperation to the Lord. His bride lay in the next room, dying from ovarian cancer. “Lord, what is happening?” he cried out.

The inevitable failure of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ petition for the United Nations to recognize Palestinian statehood endangers the West, according to cultural apologist Dr. Jim Denison.

Mission Increase Foundation (MIF) today announced the opening of a new branch office in Dallas, Texas. MIF Dallas will join eight other Mission Increase Foundation offices across the nation, dedicated to offering biblically based fundraising training, consulting and grant opportunities for Christian organizations.

The International Council of the Church of God is in the second day of sessions at the international offices in Cleveland, Tennessee.