Iraq (MNN) ― We begin today in Iraq where Christians are again being targeted.

The world’s largest Baptist university has named Kenneth Winston Starr, who is most well-known for his work as special prosecutor in the Clinton scandals, as its next president.

Church of God missions veterans Grant and Janice McClung have been selected as participants for “Cape Town 2010,” the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, set for October 16-25 in Cape Town, South Africa. The international forum on world evangelization will involve 4,000 missions leaders from 200 countries and connect thousands more around the world through an internet “Global Link” and multiple on-site and cyber “Global Conversations” before, during, and after the international gathering.

By: Rebekah Eble
Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Lee University will host Life After Lee on Feb. 26-27, featuring keynote speaker Emory Austin and entertainment by Steel Fitz.

“I wish every city with an abortion facility will one day be able to participate in the 40 Days for Life campaign…”

The latest incident of church violence occurred this past weekend in Richmond, California. Three hooded subjects entered the church during services and shot two teens in front of more than one-hundred church goers.

Church of God General Director of world Missions Douglas LeRoy gives a report of missions giving in these changing times. 

Ecuador–We had forgotten what a difference a year has made in our kids. More than 1,000 meals have been served and more than 1,000 Bible lessons taught!

As the veracity of scripture endures regular attacks, perhaps no area of the Bible is more besieged than the book of Genesis and its creation account.