MIDDLE EAST — Before we closed the meeting we asked one young lady if she wanted to receive Jesus and she said “yes,” at which time I led her in the sinner’s prayer.

Greg Stier, President of Dare 2 Share Ministries (D2S), is inviting all adventurous youth leaders on The Ultimate Road Trip – An interactive training session designed to equip, inspire, motivate and organize individuals working with student ministries.

The National Day of Prayer Task Force (NDPTF) and Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) are urging President Obama to appeal federal judge Barbara Crabb’s decision in Wisconsin that struck down a federal statute that sets a day for the National Day of Prayer.

Bangladesh― Nearly a year after Cyclone Aila struck Southwestern Bangladesh, survivors have been hit by another storm and more flooding.

A Wisconsin federal judge has ruled that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional.

The Church of God’s Youth & Christian Education Department would like to announce the commencement of Kidfest 2010.  

At the Empowered 21 Conference last week in Tulsa, thousands of people celebrated the renewal of a movement.
At a time when many Christian conferences are suffering from sluggish attendance, at least 10,000 people jammed into the Mabee Center on the Oral Roberts University (ORU) campus last week to honor the pioneers of the Pentecostal movement and to pass the torch of Holy Spirit renewal on to the younger generation.

According to recent studies by Harvard School of Public Health researchers, individuals whose lifestyle habits have resulted in heightened health risk factors may actually shorten their lifespan by as much as four years.

CARREFOUR, Haiti (BP)–Andre Dorlette scans the heap of shattered concrete and twisted rebar that once was his family’s home in Haiti.

The house, perched on a hillside near Port-au-Prince, represented the life savings of the 61-year-old cobbler and father of four — gone, he says, “in the blink of an eye” when a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Haiti Jan. 12.

But Dorlette isn’t focused on the rubble; his eyes are on the team of college students helping him clean up and start over.