The term “radical” applies to the ambitious candidacy of John Klar in the Green Mountain State. Klar is a conservative pastor challenging the secular status quo in the most anti-Christian state in America. His adversary is incumbent Governor Phil Scott, who rankled many in 2019 when he proudly signed the most pro-abortion law ever passed in our nation.
Renowned evangelist Luis Palau is set to go big this Easter with a special digital experience sharing a powerful and heartfelt message of hope, love, and joy in the midst of his cancer and these trying times. This evangelistic message, in both English and Spanish, is being made available free of charge at EasterHope.org as a resource for churches, media outlets, and individuals to help them share the Good News this Easter.
Professor and Harvard graduate William Jeynes is organizing a National Day of Repentance for Easter, Sunday, April 12th. He is contacting governors to announce the proclamation for their states, and religious leaders to make the proclamation for their houses of worship and denominations.
Dr. David Wells, general superintendent of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada, has been elected to serve as president of the Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America (PCCNA) at its 2020 Annual Meeting.
Two pastors of one of the nation’s largest churches are being quarantined by local health authorities at home after being exposed to the new coronavirus at a leadership training conference in Germany.
Wheaton College has rescinded the title of professor emeritus from Gilbert Bilezikian after an investigation into the longtime professor of New Testament turned up new allegations of “inappropriate and unprofessional conduct.”
Pastor Carter Conlon is stepping down as senior pastor of Times Square Church to focus on his prayer ministry, according to a recent post on his Facebook page.
Hours before his first album release in five years, Justin Bieber praised Jesus for his faithfulness.
Madison Prewett, 23, declared on Monday night’s episode of The Bachelor that she is “saving herself for marriage” because of her Christian faith. The faith-filled statement is unusual, as most contestants on the show indulge in premarital sexual activities.
Katie Bell, an in-demand publicist known for her work helping create New York Times and faith-market bestselling books, announces the launch of her eponymous boutique media relations agency. With over a decade of experience promoting authors and their messages, Bell uses her signature creativity and keen attention to detail to launch books on a national scale, thereby garnering maximum exposure.
