In the aftermath of a natural disaster like last week’s devastating earthquake in Haiti, survivors and spectators alike struggle to make sense of it all.

Caribe Atlantic Area director Dan Irvine reported by e-mail to The Wesleyan Church World Headquarters department of Global Partners, “Within minutes of the earthquake, the Wesleyan Hospital began to receive and treat injured individuals.”

Missiles are fired from Gaza into southern Israel. Iran is steadily marching toward the production of nuclear weapons. And Hezbollah and Hamas are smuggling and stockpiling arms. Welcome to 2010.

For two decades, the annual Christianity Today Book Awards have recognized outstanding volumes that shed light on people, events, and ideas that shape evangelical life, thought, and mission.

Today, the United States Supreme Court handed down its opinion in Citizens United v. FCC, voting 5-4 to stand by the Constitution and protect our First Amendment right to free speech.

According to a local minister, prayers before the Iowa House of Representatives will be censored.

Dr. James Beaty, professor emeritus at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary, has penned a biographical tribute to the life and ministry of Elysée Joseph, overseer of the Church of God in Haiti who was killed in last week’s tragic earthquake.

Churches across the UK will interrupt their worship this Sunday to watch a three-minute warning video about the Equality Bill, which is due to be voted on in the House of Commons the following day.

The Guideposts OurPrayer Ministry, part of the Ruth Stafford Peale Prayer Power Network, announces its first-ever 30 Days of Prayer program.