People affected with leprosy throughout South Asia received food, shoes, blankets and household supplies as workers supported through Gospel for Asia (GFA) commemorated World Leprosy Day, held each year to promote awareness and prevention.
The Mission Society has unveiled a new name that aims to further sharpen the focus and effectiveness of its wide-ranging work among some of the least-reached peoples around the world.
Mission Coffee Roasters, Inc. and ChurchCoffee.com, roasters of delicious gourmet fresh roasted coffee for churches, non-profits, schools (www.charterschoolcoffee.com), grocery stores, museum gift shops (www.artistblend.com), and offices announce that they are developing an online subscription fundraising platform allowing church youth groups, schools, ministries, and other non-profits to offer a customized online “hands off” fundraising program to their supporters.
Good News Club® will reopen in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) elementary schools on February 2 now that the school district has changed its policy to ensure that religious groups, such as Child Evangelism Fellowship® (CEF®), receive the same access and benefits to public facilities as non-religious groups.
Cleveland, TN – The Cry Out America organizers of the annual, 9/11 prayer gatherings throughout the nation are uniting efforts with the National Day of Prayer Task Force. The National Day of Prayer (NDP) annual observance on the first Thursday in May became law under President Ronald Reagan in 1988. Their mission is to mobilize prayer in America and to encourage personal repentance and righteousness in every sphere of culture.
Franklin Graham was recently in Iraq to officially dedicate our emergency field hospital, where Samaritan’s Purse is treating those injured in the conflict between Iraqi and coalition forces and ISIS militants in Mosul. SP is providing trauma care to victims, including many women and children wounded by gunfire, mortar rounds, car bombings, and improvised explosives.
