Faith News Network

We are proud to announce that effective today, August 30th, Pacific Justice Institute (PJI) has opened an office in the Hawkeye State, Iowa!

As news of leaders sidelined by scandal or burnout is widespread, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) is telling the story of a man who has clung to his faith through a myriad of challenges in “Start to Finish,” a new podcast launching today. Offering encouragement to pastors and listeners, it focuses solely on Tony Evans, the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas for more than 40 years. Episodes are posted weekly on Thursdays and can be found at StartToFinishPodcast.com and every major streaming platform.

Gloo, the leading technology platform dedicated to connecting the faith ecosystem and releasing its collective might, announced that it is offering free texting to churches and faith-based organizations. Ministry leaders can sign up on Gloo to begin communicating with their congregations and communities.

In the new White Chair Film released by global storytelling organization I Am Second, Cuban-born immigrant and Dallas-area megachurch pastor Gilberto Corredera shares about his surprising transformation, the difficult transition of moving his family to America and how his dreams ultimately came true.

In order to meet the growing requests for assistance, we are proud to announce that—effective today—Pacific Justice Institute (PJI) has opened a third office in the State of Washington.

Angel Studios, a platform and studio empowering filmmakers to crowdfund, create, and distribute films and TV series globally, backed by thousands of Angel investors, is announcing its July cumulative-to-date and fourth weekend results for its Alejandro Monteverde written and directed film SOUND OF FREEDOM.