The church service had already begun, because we could hear singing and drumming while approaching the church close to an Ethiopian village. Last minute arrangements concerning our contribution to the service were made before we then entered the church made of clay, wood, and straw, in which the members had already gathered.

On Sunday, February 13, 100,000 pro-life activists will march through Manila in opposition to a so-called “Responsible Parenthood” bill that has been repackaged to appeal to the pro-life majority of Filipinos.

Already well known for his warm smile and big hugs, veteran author Cecil Murphey has even more reasons to smile these days.

J. Davis Illingworth has a successful automotive career behind him, and a big vision for reaching the world for Christ ahead of him.

In Cleveland, Georgia, The Bridge Church of God and Mission Georgia Master’s Commission are exploring innovative ways to do ministry and to equip emerging leaders to engage and fulfill the Great Commission.

Jim Cymbala believes the vision of a new fellowship for pastors is the single greatest need in the church today.

The Extreme Kindness Challenge — RAK challenges everyone to inspire themselves and others by committing to do one kind act every day during Random Acts of Kindness Week.

The National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools (NCBCPS) is introducing the electronic version of their course “The Bible in History and Literature.”

Christianity Today International is conducting a national survey on church staff compensation now until the beginning of March. Survey findings will appear in the 2012-2013 Compensation Handbook for Church Staff.