Originally called Voluntary Interdenominational Medical Missions, the name was changed to Volunteers in Medical Missions in 1987 when the group associated with the Church of God.

Best-selling author Rob Bell’s controversial new book, Love Wins (HarperOne), has debuted at No. 2 on the New York Times Hardcover Advice & Miscellaneous best-seller list for the week of April 3.

Chinese government persecution of the church in China continued to worsen in 2010, the fifth straight year of escalating persecution, according to an annual report released Thursday by the Christian monitoring group ChinaAid Association.

The Biola Media Conference is proud to announce actor, producer, director, Sean Astin, as the closing speaker on Sat., April 30 at the CBS Studio Center lot.

Preparations are underway to welcome hundreds of delegates to the Strategic Missional Leadership Conference April 7-9 at the North Cleveland Church of God in Cleveland, Tennessee.

For healing, for protection, for prosperity, and for country millions are now turning to the power of prayers as a means to and end.

A Church Easter commercial was deemed as ‘too controversial’ and recently rejected by a national movie theater chain and pulled from paid ad rotation.

For the past fifty years Jerry Charles Crossley has dealt with people in crisis. They include those stricken with illness, bereaved of loved ones, and reeling from broken relationships.

The popular Smoky Mountain Jubilee, three days of singing, fellowship, and worship is slated for April 19-21, 2011 at the Gatlinburg, Tennessee Convention Center.