Representatives from more than twenty jurisdictions in the Church of God came together for a two-day State Prayer Leaders Orientation and Envisioning meeting in Cleveland, Tennessee at the international offices on October 29-30.
More than 1,700 participants representing states from coast to coast and such foreign countries as Ireland, Nigeria, and New Zealand were on hand for the presentation of the Jubilee Awards during closing ceremonies at the sixth annual San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival, held at the Municipal Auditorium in downtown San Antonio this last weekend.
Gilberto Nenquimo, the grandson of Mincaye, one of the Waodani Indians who attacked and killed five missionaries in 1956, including MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) pilot Nate Saint, was among a host of leaders to help dedicate the newly rebuilt Nate Saint House in Shell, Ecuador on Saturday.
One of Christian radio’s most beloved and longest-running programs hit airwaves across the country sixty years ago this week. “The Hour of Decision” with evangelist Billy Graham, which began as a step of faith by a budding ministry, has grown into one of the most widely distributed radio broadcasts in the world.
