Child Evangelism Fellowship, the largest Christian ministry to children in the world, reports that it reached 2849 children during its week-long Good News Across America campaign in Salt Lake City, Utah, in July of this year.

Our Faith Channel (OFC), founded by Paula Sanders-Morris, an African-American woman, will launch October 1, 2011, on Comcast’s VOD Platform.

The city of Portsmouth, Va. has received nearly $50 million in HOPE VI federal grants to redevelop a blighted community and create affordable home ownership opportunities for its citizens.

After intense public interest to see the new faith-based movie ‘Suing the Devil’ culminated in one man driving three hours in the rain to see the film, the filmmakers have decided on an official church release.

The film Divided, a documentary on the problems of segregated youth ministry has been thrust into the national media, according to Scott Brown, Director of the National Center of Family-Integrated Churches (NCFIC).

During the past several months, Operation Compassion, an independent benevolent organization with ties to the Church of God, has been responding to disasters across the United States and around the world. In the midst of all this disaster activity, a few partners wanted to reach out to help those living in poverty the inner city of New York.

How an occult leader in Peru transferred his allegiance from Satan to Christ.

Lee University’s Helen DeVos College of Education and Graduate Studies in Education have recently been awarded a highly competitive “Diversity in Teaching” grant by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC).

Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), the world’s largest religious broadcaster, announced the September 15th launch of iTBN, a new online service that brings the best of TBN’s programming – past and present – to one convenient website.