BALTIMORE –It’s an economic reality. The poor are becoming poorer. Amid the economic downturn, people with little education are losing entry-level service jobs to high school and college graduates. With dwindling opportunities to work, the poverty-stricken often wind up roaming the streets in a survival mode that often includes drugs, crime and despair.

General Overseer, Dr. Raymond Culpepper has announced the appointment of P. Douglas Small as International Liaison of Prayer Ministries. For almost two decades, Doug has been engaged as a National Teaching Evangelist. Six years ago, his portfolio was switched to Consultant on Prayer Ministries under the supervision of the general evangelism department. He has also served as member of the general church Prayer Commission and as coordinator of prayer activities at the General Assembly.

Big Screen film documents Arthur Blessitt’s moving pilgrimage carrying 12-foot cross around the worldORLANDO,Mar. 19 /Christian Newswire/ — One of the most powerful and moving big-screen documentaries of 2009, The

A large mob of anti-Christian extremists brutally attacked two Gospel for Asia- supported missionaries in Himachal Pradesh, India, on Saturday, March 14. After stripping them naked and beating Murari Jay and Atul Rajesh, the vicious group burned all their belongings and then had the missionaries arrested.

Take the lump out of your throat and the knock out of your knees by learning from an expert how to prepare for your next important presentation, whether at work, in a club — or at church.

The Church of God National Church Planting Office (NCPO) is partnering with the America Ablaze church planting initiative to produce the first conference based on the mother/daughter church planting model.

By David Shibley Newsletters – Prophetic Insight

In light of the recent economic crises and major political, social and moral changes in our nation, people everywhere are asking, “What can I still count on in these turbulent times?”

By Allie Martin – OneNewsNow

A radio talk show that began this past summer featuring two Christians is gaining in popularity. It’s called “Xtreme Radio” with Stephen Baldwin and Kevin McCullough.

By Jody Brown – OneNewsNow

Attorneys for a high school valedictorian whose microphone was turned off when she began sharing her Christian faith say they’ll appeal her case to the U.S. Supreme Court.