Believers in Egypt see continued improvements under President el-Sisi.
Church in Egypt Doing ‘Better Than Ever Before’
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Vance Pitman, Pastor of Hope Church in ‘Sin City’ Las Vegas, Resigns from His Church for a Good Reason — to Help Church Planter, Especially in the American West
Two decades ago, Vance Pitman and a pair of friends from the Bible Belt went out west to start a church in Sin City.
Two Texas Churches Destroyed by Tornado Hold Easter Services Outside Amid Rubble
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Two churches destroyed by an EF-3 tornado that ripped through southern Bell County on Tuesday hosted their Easter services at their church sites despite no longer having a church building.
When Is Palm Sunday in 2022?
Many churches celebrate Palm Sunday, which is always the Sunday before Easter (April 17). Palm Sunday is the first day of the Holy Week and celebrates the arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem for Passover. Maybe your church has children waving palm branches to help them connect to […]
Churches in China Register for Approval After New Internet Law
China’s new internet law went into effect on March 1, laying out new regulations for internet use – including religious content.
UN Says, Up to Four Million Refugees Could Flee Ukraine, SGA Sends Money to Local Churches
After a Russian invasion, fierce fighting continues across Ukraine. Over half a million refugees have already fled the country, with more on the way. Lines of cars and buses wait to cross the borders of Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, and Moldova.
Civilians Fight Back Against Myanmar Military Accused of War Crimes
Myanmar’s military has murdered civilians and used them as human shields, according to a new human rights report. Soldiers have attacked homes, refugee camps, and even churches.
Jerry Wiles on Orality, Memory and Disciple Making
After more than three decades of using orality-based methods and strategies with several churches, ministries and mission organizations, we’ve made some amazing discoveries. One important observation is how those in the more relational, communal, oral cultures can effectively receive, remember, and pass on biblical truth […]
Heavy Rains Flood Cap Hatien, Kill At Least Three People
Heavy rains and flooding have killed at least three people in Haiti. The northern parts of the country suffered the worst weather. In Cap Haitien, the city center filled with water.
Protests Engulf Kazakhstan; SGA Ministry Affected by Internet Blackout
Russian-backed security forces arrived in Kazakhstan Thursday to quell massive riots. Protestors burned government buildings and even stormed the busiest airport in the Central Asian country.
Asian Access Helps Filipino Believers in Aftermath of Typhoon Rai
Super Typhoon Rai, known locally as Odette, claimed over 375 lives in the Philippines this weekend, and the death toll keeps rising. More details emerge as parts of the archipelago restore communication.
Militant Fulani Association Threatens Churches
An anonymous “Fulani Association” has threatened Christians in Nigeria’s Zamfara State, telling them to close churches or be attacked. Bandits sent the letter to a local police station. It details the planned burning of churches and the kidnapping of pastors and their families.
