Pro basketball star Jeremy Lin first captured the nation’s attention with sensational play in early 2012 that earned the undrafted player out of Harvard a spot in the starting lineup of the New York Knicks.
Before he was laid to rest Saturday in Springfield, Missouri, friends and colleagues eulogized Stanley Horton as a great man and educator with roots going back to Azusa Street. He was born only 10 years after the revival broke out at Azusa Street, and his grandparents were baptized in the Holy Spirit there. In the words of Assemblies of God General Superintendent George O. Wood, he was a “bridge linking the Azusa revival to the present day.”
What does a monument erected to an insect in Alabama in 1919 have to do with a young lady from Louisiana who was injured in the Colorado theater shootings in 2012? As strange as it seems the two became entwined when a soon to be author, Rhett Barbaree had a providential encounter with Bonnie Kate Pourciau of Baton Rouge, La three months prior to the theater shooting.
19 Kids and Counting has made the Duggar family popular, but there’s another family of 21 that’s making headlines.
International Cooperating Ministries (ICM), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to nurture believers and assist Church growth worldwide, is partnering with musicians to reach the world for Christ.
Next month Victory Christian Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of the city’s largest churches, will raise up a new leader. Paul Daugherty—who will turn 29 three days after he becomes the church’s senior pastor—is the youngest child of founding pastors Sharon and the late Billy Joe Daugherty.
