An afterschool ministry that empowers local churches to wade outside of their four walls to teach Bible principles to public elementary students in their schools is launching a refreshing summer reading program this week. The too cool tool is designed to help parents continue routine summer education in this anything but normal year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two months before I ever heard the word “coronavirus,” I stopped at a convenience store near my house to fill up my car with gas. When I went inside to grab a few items, I noticed the clerk had a thick Indian accent. “What part of India are you from?” I asked.
The Kaang Chin people of southern Chin State, Burma, have waited sixty years to see God’s word in their native language, and now they’ll have to wait a little longer amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Global Media Outreach—the leader in online evangelism—is on pace to top 2 billion gospel presentations worldwide by June 2020.
Pastor Rich Wilkerson has made a very unique offer to the group of criminals who stole his car last week.
As a young nation, Americans annually set aside a day to pray for the future leaders of our nation attending colleges and universities. This prayer focus faded away for nearly 100 years until a group of college ministers resurrected the day of prayer in 2009.
