In 2009, well-known magician and outspoken atheist Penn Jillette made a YouTube clip about a businessman who gave him a Bible, praising the man’s evangelistic effort. It was so remarkable that several prominent ministries such as Focus on the Family and Answers in Genesis wrote about it. According to the Baptist Press, on the clip the famous atheist spoke about a man who approached him after a performance:
A global prayer movement credited with playing a major part in impacting the Muslim world is marking a quarter century of activity with what is expected to be record participation.
Best known for its work helping the underprivileged in poverty-stricken parts of the world, GFA (Gospel for Asia, www.gfa.org) is spotlighting a universal crisis that unites all nations: the need for good clean water.
For those who are too young Milli Vanilli might not ring a bell but if you were to read up on them you will find an artist that made world news for being fake. Milli Vanilli never sang their songs. So the phrase Milli Vanilli was coined.
Only a select group of athletes returned from the Winter Olympics with a medal, but many went back with a personal “lamp”–a free, special-edition Bible produced for the event.
Nashville, TN–A movement to accelerate missions efforts among peoples who have yet to hear about Jesus continues to gain momentum, with two new additions to the International Day for the Unreached organizing group.
