A 17th century church in London replaces its pews with camp beds and invites drunkards from nearby streets to sleep in its premises with the hope that they will sober up.
London Church Opens Sanctuary to Help Drunkards Sober Up
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Bioethicists Who Support Death With Dignity Movement Claim Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Enhance People’s Quality of Life
Bioethicists who support the death with dignity movement argue that using treatments to extend people’s lives is less favorable for societies that would benefit from legalizing assisted suicide.
Samaritan’s Purse Donates Field Hospital to Help Combat Italy’s Coronavirus Crisis
A DC-8 aircraft carrying an emergency field hospital and a team of 32 technicians and medical personnel took off from Greensboro, North Carolina, on Tuesday (March 17) for Cremona, Italy, to set up a triage operation outside a hospital there.
How Coronavirus Plague Could Affect Millions of Persecuted Christians Around the World
Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC), which advocates on behalf of hundreds of millions of Christians facing heavy persecution worldwide, is addressing the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby Suspends Church of England Services Amid Coronavirus Lockdown but Weddings and Funerals Will Still Go On
Methodists follow suit, with mosques advised to stop congregational activity
“I Still Believe” Opens at No. 1 Despite Slow Box Office
Despite low theater attendance due to the nationwide precautions to avoid the coronavirus, moviegoers were out to support the faith-based film “I Still Believe,” which opened Friday at No. 1.
The Story of Rosa and Vasily
Vasily and Rosa Zhugylov are child/family coordinators for Mercy Projects in Ukraine. I have known them many years but recently during a training seminar in Kyiv, I spent some time with this very special couple. Amazingly, they spent their 17th wedding anniversary at the seminar, […]
Rusty Wright on The ‘I Still Believe’ Movie: True Love, Rough Roads
In the mood for a touching love story? One with romance, challenges, and hope abounding? Popular singer Jeremy Camp’s story could be just what you’re looking for. You may laugh…and cry, too.
Dr. Ben Carson Emphasizes the Importance of Prayer and Faith in America During Coronavirus Press Briefing
Backing President Donald Trump’s decision to make Sunday a National Day of Prayer to address the coronavirus outbreak, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson on Saturday underlined the importance of prayer and faith in maintaining America’s greatness.
Spoken Worldwide Continues Training Nigerian Pastors for Ministry in a Violent Country
In Nigeria, violence towards Christians at the hands of Muslim extremists continues, but Spoken Worldwide is training pastors anyway.
Two Christians Killed, Another Abducted by Al-Shabaab in Kenya Attacks
In yet another assault on Christians in north-eastern Kenya, suspected militants from the Somalia-based al-Qaeda-linked group al-Shabaab killed two people and abducted another in two separate attacks this week.
Congress Re-examines Suicide Crisis in Native American Communities
Native American suicide rates remain the highest among any racial or ethnic group in the United States, with some communities experiencing rates 10 times the national average. Lawmakers and ministry workers alike find the prevalence of suicide among young people especially troubling.
