By Ronda Winn

Last year I took a team of six people to Uganda. We conducted a women’s conference, ministering to and feeding about 400 women. We heard many testimonies of healings and salvation.

By Denise Wilson, Pulse-Journal Staff Writer

When Monroe police officers and other department personnel have difficulties dealing with job-related incidents or personal problems, they have a new place to turn for help: the Monroe Clergy Unit.

Last weekend, nearly 2,000 men gathered in both Louisville, KY. and Baltimore, MD.

The theme for LifeBuilders 2008 is Men Empowered By the Spirit.

An avid scrapbooker (scrapper) as well as professional business woman, Rebeca Seitz, founder and president of Glass Road Public Relations, has applied her love of fiction and her passion for creating scrapping collections to a new faith themed series from Nashville-based B&H Publishing Group.

Would you visit a church called The Holy Assembly of the Fire-Baptized Brethren? Probably not, because it sounds elitist, self-righteous and really old-fashioned. Your unchurched neighbors would most likely drive a few extra miles to avoid passing the place.

Out of the entire continent of Africa, Isaac Katontoka won second place for preaching and Peter Pawonga placed in the top 10 for music.

Christian students at the University of Florida (UF) set up a makeshift confessional last Wednesday with a goal of not listening to confessions, but offering them.

At the 2008 annual meeting the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Dr. Kimberly Alexander, a professor at the Church of God Theological Seminary in Cleveland, Tennessee, was elected Second Vice President of the prestigious organization.

Colorado for Equal Rights campaign has picked up the endorsement of the great great grandson of William Wilberforce, Father Gerard Wilberforce.