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Entertainer Remembered for His Faith Offstage

Category: People in the News

The Las Vegas entertainer best known on stage for his masterful celebrity impressions is remembered offstage for his faith in Christ.

“Let The Stones Cry Out”

Category: Church of God News

Chaplain Kuhlman

Chaplain Kuhlman

Major Charles Kuhlman, United States Army Chaplain for the 1st Brigade Combat Team (BCT), 101st Airborne Division, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and a chaplain with the Church of God, was asked by his Commanding Officer to deliver a prayer at the dedication of a monument in memory of those brave warriors of the 1st BCT.

‘People’s Veto’ Hopes to Preserve Marriage in Maine

Category: Lifestyle & Culture

Maine’s Senate has approved same-sex marriage and sent the bill to the House where it is expected to pass as well.

U.S. Military Destroys Soldier’s Bibles

Category: USA National News

The U.S. military is confirming that it has destroyed some Bibles belonging to an American soldier serving in Afghanistan.

Doing Missions in Tough Times

Category: Church and Ministry

Jobs cut. Factories closing. Companies and governments in financial crisis. How should the church respond to such far-reaching uncertainties? There are no easy answers to these issues, but World Gospel Mission invites your comments and dialog at the Unsolved Ministries blog.

Mom Weathers Tough Economy with Faith Inspired Baby Wear

Category: People in the News

A Christian children’s clothing company offers unique designs to enlighten the heart and celebrate Christian faith. Faith Baby (www.faithbaby.com) offers clothing for babies and toddlers featuring positive messages to rejoice in God’s smallest blessings.

18 Christians Arrested, 16 Still in Prison in Henan

Category: The Persecuted Church

On April 30, 2009, a group of house church Christians and leaders from the house church group China Gospel Fellowship (CGF) were gathered for a communion service at a house church in Xinye city, Henan province, when they were raided by a dozen PSB officers. Eighteen Christians were taken to the Public Security Bureau (PSB) office of Xinye city. They were each forced to pay a 1000 yuan (about $150) fine.

Progress Continues on Lee University Complex

Category: Church of God News

Cleveland, TN–Construction crews are working toward completion of the first wing of a more than $13 million science and math classroom and laboratory complex on the Lee University campus.


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