Medical missionaries in Europe share about new events through medical missions and how they are reaching the community.

Over 100 men and women ages 21-35, compelled by issues of social justice and simple living, are leaving the comfort of their homes and possessions in January of 2010, to travel 11 countries in 11 months, sharing the hope of Jesus Christ as they go.

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed suit against a Tennessee school on charges similar to those in a 2006 Florida case.

Lee University’s Voices of Lee has been chosen to compete on the upcoming national television show, The Sing-Off, from NBC and Sony Pictures.

At the Craig Joint Theatre Hospital, Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Church of God Chaplain Chris Underwood says you never know what might come through the door of the Emergency Room.

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has fallen under criticism for an e-mail announcing a prayer vigil.

Orphans and staff at the Guyana orphanage

The Bless the Children Home in Guyana recently received food and toiletries from the United Charges/U.S. Cricket team. The orphanage  is home for 17 orphans ranging from three to thirteen years old.

Pastor and songwriter Tom Sterbens, from the New Hope Church in Kodak, Tenn., recently was in Ennis, TX, on October 18 for a free concert to benefit People For Care and Learning, whose focus is missionary outreach to Buddhist Cambodia.