Nearly 40% of churches across the country experienced a decline in church giving and offerings in 2009, representing two consecutive years of significant decreases, according to the 2nd annual “State of the Plate” research by Maximum Generosity and Christianity Today International.

The Global Conference on Care held in Jakarta, Indonesia concluded with a festive celebration of shouts, praises and rejoicings by thousands of individuals attending the conference at the Sentul International Conference Center.

A special Christmas service was organized at a Training Battalion in India at 8:30 am on Christmas day…

The Asian Seminary of Christian Ministries in Makati City, Philippines, hosted the YCE Training Team led by Tony Lane last month.

Framed by 20,545-foot Mt. Chimborazo, the village of Colta is home to the Quichua, one of the oldest indigenous people groups of the Americas. On Sunday, February 28, 2010, approximately 300 Quichua pastors, local dignitaries, and villagers celebrated the launch of Biblica’s Quichua New Testament. The event was held in the first evangelical Quichua church, built in 1958.

iChurchNetwork.com, in conjunction with Right Road Celebration, announces Natalie Grant’s Love Revolution Tour, a family-friendly event, to be held in Fort Myers, Fla.

India (MNN) ― Conditions for Christians in the Indian state of Karnataka continue to worsen after the Communal Violence Bill of last year.

This Easter, when many churchgoers sport new suits and dresses, pastors across the country will be preaching with one article of clothing noticeably absent: their shoes.

Christian supporters of Israel flooded the White House this week with e-mails urging the Obama administration to end what some have called a crisis in U.S.-Israel relations.