Church of God Prayer Ministries, in an effort to help pastors and congregations who desired to bring prayer more fully to the heart of all they were doing, created, “The Praying Church Movement.” The movement quietly spread to congregations in other movements.

Trusted Christian leaders are recommending Logos 8 to their audiences, and we want to share some of what they have to say. Logos 8 is the latest release of the acclaimed Bible software from Faithlife, a technology and media company serving the Christian market.

A bus driver has been hailed as a hero after saving some 22 kids from the enormous wildfire that has devastated vast swathes of Northern California.

World Missions directors, Dr. David M. Griffis and Dr. M. Thomas Propes, attended the first National Youth Conference in Dakar, Senegal, Africa … a conference focusing on reaching the next generation for Jesus.

Last week, the American Law and Justice Center (ACLJ) published a petition to release John Cao, a U.S. pastor imprisoned in China on fabricated organizing illegal border crossing charges.

A woman called 9-1-1 after her parents allegedly suggested that she attend church with them. South Carolina woman Ashley Shanell Fuller told deputies from the Union County Sheriff’s Office that she felt she was being harassed by her parents, who had simply asked whether she would consider coming to worship service with them.

CLEVELAND, TN—Devastating fires have been consuming regions of northern and southern California, displacing thousands of people, including more than 100 Church of God families.

Trusted Christian leaders are recommending Logos 8 to their audiences, and we want to share some of what they have to say. Logos 8 is the latest release of the acclaimed Bible software from Faithlife, a technology and media company serving the Christian market.

Ratio Christi Campus Apologetics Alliance’s chapter at University of Colorado, Colorado Springs filed a federal lawsuit yesterday against the University for forcing the group to accept members that don’t support the group’s purpose and officers that don’t share the group’s beliefs. The university refused to grant Ratio Christi registered status because it only allows those who share and personally hold beliefs consistent with the group’s mission to serve as its leaders.