Iran Election May Be Turning Point for Christians
For many Christians in the rapidly growing church in Iran, Friday’s presidential election could be life-altering.
Missionary and Believers Amazed
The faith of Simbari believers in Papua New Guinea is being strengthened as they rely on God’s power.
Subway Lines Provide Fertile Mission Fields
Sweden― Greater Europe Mission missionaries hope to plant nine more churches along Stockholm’s red subway line. A house…
‘I Am Second’ Evangelistic Campaign Touches Globe
A Texas Christian businessman has a simple plan for evangelizing his community: Lift Jesus up and let Him…
Christians Worldwide to Unite in Prayer for One Day
Hundreds of millions of Christians around the world are expected to come together in prayer on Pentecost Sunday,…
Operation of Hope Gives More Children a Reason to Smile
Ecuador ― Every year Dr. Joseph Clawson, a plastic surgeon and the founder of Operation of Hope in…
Denomination Revisits its Abolitionist Heritage
Born in the abolitionist movement of the 19th Century, The Wesleyan Church revisited its heritage by committing to…
Global Donations Up
According to the study by Hudson Institute’s Center for Global Prosperity (CGP), church donations to international relief organizations…
Pope Calls for ‘Sovereign’ Palestinian State in Bethlehem Tour
Continuing his week-long pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Pope Benedict XVI last week called for a “sovereign Palestinian…
Gospel for Asia Helping Displaced Sri Lankans
Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries, workers and lay leaders are reaching out to thousands of Sri Lankans displaced by…