Following the recent peace agreement in Sudan between the government and rebel groups, the country has taken steps to separate religion from the state, ending 30 years of Islamic rule.
Sudan Sees Worst Nile Flooding in Over 100 Years
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Christian Women of Color Detail Racism They Have Experienced in the Workplace
Racism goes beyond the black and white narrative seen on television, said a group of minority Christian women.
e3 Partners Takes Evangelism to a Whole New Level with Virtual Mission Trips
Have you ever wanted to go on a missions trip, but lacked the time and the funds? e3 partners now provides virtual trips through various digital platforms.
Pastor Miles McPherson Speaks on ‘the Third Option’ to Fight Racism in America at National Weekend of Action for Faith & Prejudice
Pastor Miles McPherson of California’s Rock Church on Saturday spoke at the National Weekend of Action for Faith & Prejudice, a movement to demonstrate faith in God through confronting and dismantling racism, where he talked about the “third option,” based on his book.
Ministries in Southeast Asia Adapt to Coronavirus Restrictions
For local missionaries in remote areas of Southeast Asia, use of social media and Zoom as solutions to COVID-19 restrictions is not always possible and can sometimes be dangerous.
Grief Runs Deep in Detroit as City Struggles With Coronavirus
Jamon Jordan could not mourn his mother in the traditional way. At Jacquelynne Jordan’s memorial in early April, there were just seven people. No hugs. No traditional dinner where family members could gather to honor the 66-year-old matriarch’s memory.
Kendrick Brothers Reveal Next Film Project Will be Based on a True Story and is Already Filming
Award-winning filmmaker and actor Alex Kendrick attended the 28th annual Movieguide Awards where he revealed the plans for the next Kendrick Brothers film.
Hundreds of Cru’s U.S. Campus Ministry Students will Spend Spring Break Ministering to Those Without Water
Hundreds of college students are joining a nationwide movement to forgo Spring Break partying and instead use the week off to address the global water crisis. Students with Cru’s U.S. Campus Ministry, representing 50 universities from around the country, will spend time abroad this spring […]
Black History Month Events, Concerts, and Exhibits in Baltimore
All month long, the city will celebrate and pay tribute to African-American community, culture, and heritage through a wide range of events and programs. Pay homage with everything from movie marathons and choir concerts to trivia nights and museum events.
Help One Bible Go ‘Twice as Far’ with Forgotten Missionaries International’s New Campaign
One Bible can reach many, and through the Twice as Far campaign, donations in February will be matched.
We All Can Learn to Have a Heart of Giving Like the Keliko Refugees
Refugees are typically seen as recipients of giving, but the Keliko people turn that concept on its head with their generosity. Displaced in South Sudan, Keliko foster a culture of hospitality and giving despite their own difficult circumstances.
Kanye West Releases New Music Video for ‘Closed on Sunday’
Over the holiday weekend, rapper Kanye West released his latest music video for “Closed on Sunday,” his pro-family song from his recent album Jesus is King.
