The arrival of evangelist Luis Palau is making headline news in landlocked Paraguay.

The Air Force and its Secretary, Michael B. Donley, have created the most hostile “anti-religious” environment in the history of the United States military. So says the American Family Association (AFA).

Lee University women’s soccer standout, Jamie Achten, was recently named Athlete of the Year and will be honored alongside collegiate and professional athletes at a May 19 event in Nashville.

Is television still a relevant tool for sharing the Christian message? In a world where most churches, ministries, and nonprofits are moving to the Internet, why think about TV anymore? Charisma magazine caught up with media maven Phil Cooke to discuss these and other issues in this exclusive interview.

A North Carolina congregation sets the example for other churches to follow.

Missionary Marcia Anderson shares about the ministry in Kenya.

The Brownsville Assembly of God in Florida’s Panhandle was home to the Brownsville Revival for six years. It saw countless healings and miracles in the mid- to late-1990s, but the church is currently struggling to survive as it is entangled in a large debt.

Tulsa, Okla., has a rich spiritual heritage. Kenneth Hagin Ministries and T.L. Osborn Ministries are based there, as is Oral Roberts University. But even these pioneering ministries may not have come up with an idea quite like this one: bringing the church to a bar.

April 24, 2012–Cleveland, Tenn.—Members of the Church of God International Executive Council are meeting in session at the International Offices with a primary purpose of preparing an agenda for the upcoming 74th International General Assembly (GA2012), which will be held in Orlando, Florida July 24-27.