With a court’s rejection of a petition to re-hear a case involving three former World Vision employees, the Christian organization recently won legal protection to hire people who share the same faith.

Even though a California city will be allowing a local Muslim community to build a mosque — despite protests from concerned citizens — a local pastor is holding out hope it won’t be built next to his church.

Zondervan, a global leader in Christian communications, today announced it will debut an enhanced eBook of its all-time perennial bestseller, The Purpose Driven™ Life, by Dr. Rick Warren.

The Mission America Coalition says it’s never done anything like it.

The Church of God International Youth and Discipleship ministry, in coordination with World Missions, has adopted Ethiopia as the project for the 2011 Youth World Evangelism Appeal.

Missionary Evangelist Harold Hanks spent two weeks in Guatemala recently at the Casa Shalom Orphanage in San Lucas.

University of Florida students who meet Doug Crescimanno will be entertained—and they might meet Jesus, too.

My friend Doug Crescimanno is my favorite amateur comedian. If you hang out with him for half an hour you feel as if you’ve been on the set of Saturday Night Live. (He’s at least as funny as Bill Hader or Fred Armisen.) But this 25-year-old University of Florida (UF) graduate, who lives in an apartment near the huge campus in Gainesville, Fla., is also passionately in love with Jesus—and he has given his life to sharing the gospel with students.

“Orlando 2011” calls for a revisioning of missions/evangelism in the U.S.A.

Paula Hill, wife of Church of God assistant general overseer Tim Hill, has written a devotional journal for women entitled, “Heart Songs.”