The Bordentown Regional School District has withdrawn its ban on religious Christmas carols in concert performances at the district’s elementary schools. Alliance Defending Freedom sent a letter to the district on Oct. 28 after administrators implemented the ban. The letter explained the ban was both unnecessary and unconstitutional.

Two gangs at one of the biggest high schools in California came into the gym to fight during a Christian club meeting run by One Voice Student Missions, a ministry that “adopts” schools with troubled students for the purpose of evangelism, discipleship, healing and fathering the fatherless.

The ubiquitous praise song “Shout to the Lord” can be found in many U.S. churches on any given Sunday. What fewer people probably realize is that it comes from a megachurch on the outskirts of Sydney, which over the past 30 years has emerged as one of the most influential evangelical bodies on the world stage.

Church of God World Missions—partnering with the Department of Youth and Discipleship and the Men and Women of Action—has set sights on building a firewall across Africa.

Followers of Jesus Christ will suffer persecution. This is a basic but often forgotten fact of Christian discipleship. Jesus used the word “when” (not “if”) as he prepared His disciples for coming persecution.

The Life Central Drama Players are proud to present their annual variety show, Saturday Night Life, which features comedy sketches and live musical performances.

Lecrae is no stranger to Billy Graham’s ministry today, but that wasn’t always the case. He admits he didn’t grow up in a Christian home and, at first, failed to “even realize the magnitude of [Billy Graham’s] legacy.”

Praise Cathedral Church of God in Greer, SC, pastored by Jerry and Jan Madden, has been a leading supporter of mission projects for many years. At the 2012 General Assembly, Praise Cathedral was recognized as the 2nd largest church donor at the bi-annual World Missions banquet.

In a case that could determine restrictions on expressions of faith in the public square, the Supreme Court on Nov. 6 will consider religious prayers that convene government meetings.