SoCal Harvest is coming to the Angel Stadium of Anaheim on Aug. 23-25. The free, three-day crusade event will be streamed online on Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Apple TV, CBN and through various broadcast and streaming services. To learn more about SoCal Harvest, visit https://harvest.org/socal-harvest-2019.
Lionsgate has released the official trailer for its forthcoming faith-based film, I Still Believe, starring Riverdale’s K.J. Apa as contemporary Christian artist Jeremy Camp. Jon Erwin and Andrew Erwin directed the drama, which hits theaters March 20.
Africa is a vast and diverse continent boasting 54 nations. However, 44 African countries still don’t have a sign language Bible translation for local Deaf individuals, according to Mission Network News (MNN).
Time may be running out, but the faith of the wife of a firefighter still missing at sea is still strong. The search has been on for five days for two firefighters who set out on a fishing expedition from the coast of Florida but […]
“Sometimes I am two people. Johnny is the nice one. and Cash causes all my trouble. They fight.” —Johnny Cash
Christians in Iraq are in a pincer grip between the Sunni government and the Shiite militia.
Rumors that China’s Central Government ordered its towns to monitor and count Christians appear to be true.
FMI is continuing its church-planting expansion work in Indonesia. The ministry began the work last year by establishing multiple leadership teams on different islands. These teams mentor and guide their own set of church planters on their island.
In South Sudan, owning a Christian book or even a Bible has been difficult for many believers dealing with uncertainty, persecution, and the trauma of civil war. This month, 45,000 copies arrived through Mission Cry.
An expert in Bible translation says oral learning is an important way of learning the Bible for populations in developing countries.
Four college students were wounded when a gunman opened fire into a crowd of 200 people outside a library near Clark Atlanta University and then escaped in the chaos, authorities said.
Justin Bieber loves to share his life on Instagram but he also loves to use the popular photo-sharing platform to tell his 117 million followers about Jesus.
