A groundbreaking Baylor University study of a Prison Fellowship International (PFI) in-prison program provides evidence that the faith-based course transforms prisoners – and leads to culture change in prisons.
SHOW ME THE FATHER, the highly-anticipated seventh film from filmmakers Alex and Stephen Kendrick (OVERCOMER,WAR ROOM, COURAGEOUS, FIREPROOF, FACING THE GIANTS, FLYWHEEL) receives a rare “A+” CinemaScore awarded by moviegoers in exit polling on opening weekend.
Nations Church, the Orlando, Florida-based Christ for All Nations church plant, is thrilled to announce the release of its first Praise & Worship album, Nations Worship. Nations Church officially launched on August 15th, 2021. As each of the nearly 2,500 attendees of the inaugural service took their seat, they were greeted with a surprise gift: a CD copy of the Nations Church Music team’s first and brand-new Live album. This dynamic collection of songs is available for purchase and/or to stream across all major digital platforms.
A staggering 90% of Americans believe the nation faces a “crisis of leadership,” according to a faith-based organization that’s staging a one-of-a-kind global event in October to show people how to “lead like Jesus.”
“We’re seeing a lot of bad leaders in every sphere of society,” said Rich Cummins, president and CEO of Lead Like Jesus (www.leadlikejesus.com), citing studies that found 61% say they work for a bad boss and 38% of new CEOs fail in the first 18 months on the job.
Sony Pictures’ AFFIRM Films and the Kendrick Brothers, in association with the Fatherhood CoMission, reveal the trailer for the filmmakers’ first documentary, Kendrick Brothers’ SHOW ME THE FATHER, coming to theaters September 10, 2021. The trailer features clips and quotes from each of the five key stories interwoven together in the movie.
Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Faith Comes by Hearing (FCBH) – two ministries working as global catalysts to help spread the Gospel – have formed a strategic partnership to launch 100,000 in-prison Audio Bible programs in 65 countries, to graduate one million inmates by 2027.
