Evangelist: Witches Need Jesus Too
As some people gear up for Halloween celebrations, ministries such as ex-witch.org and ancientcrossroads.org are helping those trapped in an occultist lifestyle find freedom.
Ethiopia: Reaching the Unreached
As the small group of pastors traveled 125 miles north from Ethiopia’s capital, they passed through dry highlands with ploughed fields waiting for rain – perhaps a metaphor for what they were about to encounter in Kuyou, a town in the Selale Oromo tribal area.
Giving in Today’s Economic Climate?
The following is from Dr. Steve McSwain, author, fundraising executive, inspirational speaker, and philanthropist. He is the Senior Vice President of Cargill Associates, Inc. and founder of the Foundation for Excellence in Giving, Inc.
Outreach Plan Takes Churches Back 2,000 Years
By Allie Martin – OneNewsNow
Scores of churches nationwide are planning an unusual outreach. They plan to close their doors on October 12 in order to minister in their communities.
Christian Internet Radio Spectacular
With the launch of the brand new social networking site www.holyrevivalradio.com, ratings and listenership are continuing to rise. Some set back was noticed initially as Holy Revival Radio began using SWCast as an interface for licensing and paying royalty fees. This switch was necessary for Holy Revival Radio to be one of the very few gospel internet stations that operate legally and complies with the rules and regulations as they stand now. Holy Revival Radio has great pride in being able to offer Christian and Gospel Artists not only a place to be heard, but a place that will also enable them to receive royalties for their music that is played on the station. This is important as not all internet radio stations comply with this.
Free Faith-Based Television Gaining Ground in U.S. Prisons
A Trinity Broadcasting Network initiative created to impact the nation’s soaring recidivism rates is gaining in popularity with correctional officials. Launched in 2007, TBN Second Chance is a faith-based program designed to give inmates a second chance to make good choices by providing positive, life-affirming television programming around the clock. The program is fully funded by TBN, the largest faith-based network in the world, and provides up to four different channels for diverse inmate populations-along with the equipment necessary to receive them-completely free of charge to correctional and rehabilitative facilities.
