Nigerians from predominantly Christian tribes in Nigeria visited the United States this week to share how their tribes are now “homeless” and “sleeping under the skies” after recent massacres at the hands of Fulani radicals and unwanted actions taken by the government.
A Pakistani pastor and his family were attacked in their home by a radical Muslim mob in response to his Gospel ministry and are now homeless, the Missionary News Network reports.
When Susie Jennings’ husband of nearly a decade killed himself one April morning in 1993, she couldn’t see a way forward.
A 23-year-old student went from living on the streets and in shelters to being the first in her family to graduate from college on Saturday.
When a Los Angeles woman found a dirty stray dog wandering the streets of LA, she couldn’t have imagined that he was destined for Instagram stardom — or what’s more, that he’d find that fame for being a ‘foodie’.
In an emotional audition on ABC’s “American Idol,” 19-year-old Kalifa Wilson stood before judges Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie to share her families struggle to overcome adversity.
In R. Kelly’s fight for his freedom, he faces a straight-talking prosecutor whose life in some ways parallels his own.
Homelessness has reached a record-high with more than 170,000 families and individuals experiencing destitution in an increase caused by a doubling of those sleeping rough or in tents, cars and public transport, a study suggests.
Over 400 Christian leaders from 45 countries and 149 cities convened in the nation’s capital this week to share best practices on how churches and ministries can network to transform their cities by addressing the pressing needs facing their communities.
Should faith-based non-profits be free to serve consistently with their faith? That is the question in a federal case in Alaska.
Illinois megachurch Pastor James MacDonald recently disguised himself as a bearded homeless man and camped outside of two Harvest Bible Chapel campuses before Sunday services to see how congregants would react.
University of Tennessee walk-on Garrett Johnson is elevating his title as a “Tennessee Volunteer” to a whole new meaning.
