Pentecostals on the tsunami-ravaged coast of Indonesia are experiencing a wave of conversions and healings.

Christ’s Birthday offering, an annual appeal at Christmas, asks donors to send an offering in the amount of the year (e.g., $20.09) that Church of God World Missions uses for emergency situations.

Missionaries Pete and Rosetta Fields share about the ministry happening in Romania and how they are encouraging the believers there.

NEPAL – UPDATE – The leader of the Hindu extremist group, Nepal Defense Fund (NDF), has threatened to bomb the homes of all Christians if they do not stop spreading the gospel within one month, according to The Voice of the Martyrs contacts. In a letter received by local newspapers in Nepal, R.P. Mainali, the supreme commander of the NDF, demanded that Nepal be declared a Hindu state and Christians should not be allowed to worship freely. He said Hindu groups would not allow foreign missionaries and if the government did not comply, “they would fight the government.”

Richard Schlotter became a Christian in 2001 as a result of efforts of volunteers who visited him during jail ministry outreach. In January, he became lead pastor of the volunteers’ church, First Pentecostal Assembly of God in Ottumwa, Iowa.

For many Christians in the rapidly growing church in Iran, Friday’s presidential election could be life-altering.

A federal appeals court in Denver ruled Monday that a Ten Commandments monument outside an Oklahoma county courthouse is unconstitutional.

The faith of Simbari believers in Papua New Guinea is being strengthened as they rely on God’s power.